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...ror films. Saturn Productions suddenly went defunct in 1988. After it went defunct, Saturn's video library then sold by [[Video Treasures]] and re-released ma [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

...rats'', ''The Wild Thornberrys'', etc.). In 2012, they merged [[Magna Home Entertainment]] into their operations. ...eir licensees were moved to either [[Shock Entertainment]] or [[Via Vision Entertainment]].

...(also known as Next Marketing Systems) was a former subsidiary of the now-defunct [[Modern Times|Modern Times S.A.]], which made VHS tapes and early DVDs of [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

...y was founded in late 1977 and became defunct in 1984 in search for a home entertainment company. The company has a film count of 254. {{Home Entertainment-Navbox}}

This was the home video division of [[Daiei Film|Daiei Co., Ltd]]. It went defunct and was absorbed into [[Kadokawa Video]]. {{Home Entertainment-Navbox}}

...t|successors=Golden Books Family Entertainment|parent=Heron Communications|defunct=1991}} ...on Communications]] in 1986. In July 1991, as part of a liquidation of its entertainment assets following Heron chief executive Gerald Ronson's conviction of inside

...n company formed by the merger of PAL Media, LLC and [[Pathé]], which went defunct in the 1990s. It was revived in 2012. ...ht blue replaces "Western". "Krimi" is replaced by a green "Underhaltung" (entertainment), which is replaced by a pink "Klassiker" (classic), which is then replaced

...d Brazilian home video company|LK-TEL Video (Brazil)|the unrelated Chilean home video company|LK-TEL Video (Chile)}} ...ian video labels, along with [[Gativideo (Argentina)|Gativideo]] that went defunct in 2009.

'''A&M Video''' was the home entertainment arm of A&M Records. ...ent]] (formerly at the time [[Sony BMG Music Entertainment]]) sold the now-defunct J Records' stake in Octone Records to A&M. Thus, A&M was renamed A&M/Octone

...t logo.png|successors=Anchor Bay Entertainment|parent=Heron Communications|defunct=1993 ({{age|1993|1|1}} years ago)|fate=Ceased operations|founder=Charles Ba ...ugh [[Fox Video]] (and before that, [[CBS/Fox Video]]) on VHS (while Image Entertainment continued to distribute their output on LaserDiscs).

...rent = [[Sony Music Entertainment]]<br>(1992-2007)<br>[[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]]<br>(2007-2020) |defunct=2020; 4 years ago

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...the studio acquired the film libraries of other studios that either became defunct or had merged with it. As a result, StudioCanal now owns the third largest ...This is because the commentary was taken from the 1996 [[Republic Pictures Home Video|Republic]] LaserDisc release of the movie.

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