You have seen the HARRY POTTER AND THE first part of Deathly Hallows? And you certainly curious about the parts of both? Well, get ready for disappointment, because the second and final part of this film did not threatened releases at the cinema!This is related to the protests presented by NATO (National Association of Theater Owners) in the U.S.. They threatened the film, along with several other films, will not be shown in theaters this summer because of plans ‘Video-On-Demand’ has been announced by several leading production houses.
Noted, four major movie studios, namely Universal, Sony, Warner Bros. and Fox have announced plans for circulation of DVDs of new films, only a few weeks ago after playing in theaters. With a DVD that allows viewers to watch at home, no doubt benefit the cinema owners will be far menuruh, which triggered their protest.

Decision fourth major studio was launched after considering that the period of 4 months between cinema and the launch of DVD playback is considered too long. This period may be reported as a cause of declining DVD sales figures, although help combat piracy.

However, The Guardian claimed that not all the major studios agreed with the decision of Video-On-Demand this. Paramount Pictures said it rejected the idea, though claimed to care about the issue of movie piracy.