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'''Digiview Entertainment''' is an [[United States|American]]-based [[home video]] company established in [[2004]]. They originally made discount [[DVD]]s of [[television program]]s and [[animated cartoon]]s, but had now expanded to including [[horror film|horror]] and [[science fiction film|science fiction]] films and programs from [[BKN Entertainment]]. Digiview has its own lines of DVD releases, such as Cartoon Craze and Toon Factory. The studio also has classic | '''Digiview Entertainment''' is an [[United States|American]]-based [[home video]] company established in [[2004]]. They originally made discount [[DVD]]s of [[television program]]s and [[animated cartoon]]s, but had now expanded to including [[horror film|horror]] and [[science fiction film|science fiction]] films and programs from [[BKN Entertainment]]. Digiview has its own lines of DVD releases, such as Cartoon Craze and Toon Factory. The studio also has classic television programs, such as [[Flash Gordon]], [[The Lone Ranger]], [[The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet]], [[Bonanza]], and -[[Captain Nemo]]. The company also owns rarely seen films, such as [[Row Your Boat]] and [[Who Killled Doc Robin?]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:49, 9 July 2006
Digiview Entertainment is an American-based home video company established in 2004. They originally made discount DVDs of television programs and animated cartoons, but had now expanded to including horror and science fiction films and programs from BKN Entertainment. Digiview has its own lines of DVD releases, such as Cartoon Craze and Toon Factory. The studio also has classic television programs, such as Flash Gordon, The Lone Ranger, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, Bonanza, and -Captain Nemo. The company also owns rarely seen films, such as Row Your Boat and Who Killled Doc Robin?.