Nobuhiko Obayashi’s 80s Kadokawa Years To Receive Limited Edition Blu-Ray Release in the UK from Third Window Films

UK based film distributor Third Window Films have announced that they will release Nobuhiko Obayashi’s 80s Kadokawa Years as a Limited Edition Blu-Ray on 17th October 2022 within the UK.

Manga UK Begins Month-Long Celebrations with Discounts on Digital Releases

Manga Entertainment UK have today started a month long celebration which sees a selection of digital movies reduced to just £3.99 for the month of November; and this is just the ‘first part’ of that celebration.

Edinburgh Line-Up for Scotland Loves Anime 2018 Announced

Late last month the line-up of films taking place in Glasglow as part of the Scotland Loves Anime 2018 event were announced and during this week the line-up for the films being shown at Edinburgh as part of the event have been announced.

Manga UK Delays Hosoda Collection Movies Due to Packaging Concerns

Those looking forward to Manga Entertainment UK’s Collector’s Edition Hosoda Collection movies, such as Summer Wars, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time and Wolf Children, will be disappointed to learn that the films have been delayed due to packaging concerns.

Manga Entertainment’s Q4 2017 Line-Up Reveals a Few Interesting Surprises; Including Soul Eater & JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure!

It seems like Manga Entertainment, and in turn Animatsu Entertainment, have been quietly working behind the scenes with online retailers to get new products listed for pre-order as during the course of the weekend their entire fourth quarter release line-up has appeared online for pre-order; with it unveiling a few surprises and previously unannouncement titles.

SyFy UK To Broadcast Anime Films This June

Anime fans with satelite TV rejoice! As SyFy UK will be broadcasting The Girl who Leapt Through Time and Ninja Scroll on their channel throughout the month.

SyFy UK To Broadcast A Selection of MangaUK Films Throughout January and February 2017

Manga Entertainment UK continues to provide anime to the masses as following on from their cinematic showings of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F and Boruto: Naruto the Movie, along with their Sky Cinema showings of both Dragon Ball Z movies, the UK based anime distributor have now teamed up the UK SyFy Channel to broadcast a selection of their films on UK TV throughout January.