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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – filmmaker has finished it again: condemned a cinematic senior citizen, given it a first-class makeover for its Blu-ray Disc entry and condemned it straightforward to the crowning of the national bag recording income charts.

This time, it's "Bambi," the 1942 animated classic most a young cervid growing up lonely in the land after his care is effort dead by hunters. The two-disc "diamond edition" combo pack, which includes the flick on Blu-ray Disc as substantially as accepted DVD, debuted at No. 1 on the Nielsen VideoScan DVD and Blu-ray Disc income charts for the hebdomad success March 6.

Even though "Bambi" hasn't been in theaters since a 1988 re-release, the flick handily outsold individual newborn melodramatic features including "Burlesque," which bowlegged at No. 3 on both charts, and "Faster," at No. 4 on both charts. The previous week's crowning seller, "Megamind," dropped to No. 2 on both charts.

Elsewhere, the humanities comedy "Love and Other Drugs" entered at No. 5 on the DVD interpret and at No. 7 on Blu-ray. The mountain misfortune "127 Hours" bowlegged at No. 7 and No. 6 on the individual charts.

On the property side, "Faster" took the No. 1 blot on change publication Home Media Magazine's weekly property chart. "Megamind" slipped to No. 2, and "Burlesque" debuted at No. 6.

"Love and Other Drugs" and "127 Hours" unsuccessful to locate because of 20th Century Fox's 28-day delay in supply discs to Netflix and Redbox. Two Fox titles that came discover a month past but only became acquirable at Netflix and Redbox terminal hebdomad both tardily debuted in the crowning 10, "Conviction" at No. 7 and "Never Let Me Go" at No. 10.

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