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Line 2: * '''February''': RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video started the MusicVision label for music releases. * '''May''': Family Home Entertainment ended its distribution agreement with MGM/UA Home Video, noticing a 8% to 10% shortfall. International Video Entertainment took over distribution of its titles. * '''June''': United Entertainment combined the VCI Home Video and Vanguard Video labels to form ~~'''~~United Home Video~~'''~~. * '''July''': RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video started the Magic Window label for children's releases. * Empire International reactivated the Force Video label, with Lightning Video as distributor. Line 2,194: \|- \| ''Tuff Turf'' \|\| New World Video \|\| New World Video \|\| New World Video \|\| 1985 \|\| \|- \| ''The Ugly Duckling'' \|\| Rabbit Ears Productions<br>Random House Home Video \|\| Random House \|\| Random House \|\| 1985 \|\| \|- \| ''The Velveteen Rabbit'' \|\| Rabbit Ears Productions<br>Random House Home Video \|\| Random House \|\| Random House \|\| 1985 \|\| \|- \| ''A View to a Kill'' \|\| CBS/Fox Video \|\| The CBS/Fox Company \|\| The CBS/Fox Company \|\| 1985 \|\|

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