The Weinstein Company Reaches an Agreement to Support HD DVD.

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"The Weinstein Company's DVD releases will include the sexy
psychological thriller DERAILED, starring Jennifer Aniston and Clive
Owen; THE LIBERTINE, starring Johnny Depp and Samantha Morton;
TRANSAMERICA, starring 2005 Emmy Award winner and Golden Globe nominee
Felicity Huffman; MRS. HENDERSON PRESENTS, starring Academy Award
winner Judi Dench and Bob Hoskins; HOODWINKED, a CGI animated family
film with voiceovers by Glenn Close, Jim Belushi and Anne Hathaway;
WOLF CREEK, the terrifying Australian horror film based on true
events; THE MATADOR, starring Golden Globe nominee Pierce Brosnan;
LUCKY NUMBER SLEVIN, starring Bruce Willis, Josh Hartnett, Lucy Liu,
and Academy Award winners Morgan Freeman, and Sir Ben Kingsley;
BREAKING AND ENTERING, written and directed by Anthony Minghella and
starring Jude Law, Juliette Binoche, Robin Wright Penn and Vera
Farmiga; DECAMERON, starring Hayden Christensen and Mischa Barton;
LAST LEGION, starring Colin Firth and Sir Ben Kingsley; YOUNG
HANNIBAL, the prequel to the incredibly successful and legendary
Hannibal Lecter series; SCARY MOVIE 4, the latest installment in the
hugely successful and hilarious horror-parody series; SIN CITY 2, the
second installment in the franchise based on the electrifying graphic
novels from Frank Miller, which will be co-directed by Robert
Rodriguez and Miller; PULSE, a remake of a Japanese horror film
starring Kristen Bell, Christina Milian, and Ian Somerhalder; PASSION
OF THE CLERKS, a new film from Kevin Smith; KILLSHOT, a film from
Academy Award winning director John Madden starring Diane Lane, Mickey
Rourke, Thomas Jane, Rosario Dawson, and Johnny Knoxville; AWAKE,
starring Jessica Alba and Hayden Christensen; SCHOOL FOR SCOUNDRELS,
directed by Todd Phillips and starring Billy Bob Thornton and Jon
Heder; and GRIND HOUSE, a groundbreaking film that will unite two of
the world's most legendary filmmakers Quentin Tarantino and Robert
Rodriguez."

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