The Law Blog at the WSJ reports that a California court held that 20th Century Fox owns at least the right of distribution in the soon-to-be-released Warner Bros. film The Watchman. I couldn't find the decision on Pacer, but the complaint gives the background. An interesting insight into how production and distribution rights for movies move around.
© 2008 Pamela Chestek
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