Daily Journal Staff Writer
In splashy new deals, like the right to premier the sequel to "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" at the same time Imax theaters do, Netflix Inc. has shaken up movie theaters and, to a lesser extent, the film studios that distribute feature-length films.
The Los Gatos-based company announced two weeks ago that it will co-premiere The Weinstein Co.-produced "Crouching Tiger" sequel an...
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