Why do WHF...

[admin_exported]

... always use films that are not available to watch on TV, in their TV reviews? Latest TV reviews have the A-Team playing (or suggested as playing) which is currently in the cinema.

Aside from why, isn't there a legal implication of showing a TV playing a film not available anywhere but the cinema legally. Isn't it suggesting you illegally watch films on your TV.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not getting all high and mighty about it, just wondered why you do this and knowing how ridiculous copyright law gets I'm surprised some do gooder film distributer hasn't complained.

 

[Andrew Everard]

The do-gooder film distributors usually provide the stills we use as the screen images.

 

[Anonymous]

Ah.

Well that pretty much answers both my questions

 

[ESP2009]

Some of those film stills look intriguing, but recognising the film involved is often impossibled for those of us who live in caves. Any chance of a list of 'credits' in each issue?

 

[Andrew Everard]

What, and lose all the sense of mystery and intrigue?