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Line 8: * '''February''': Before releasing any titles, Tri-Star Video was merged into RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video, a month after Columbia Pictures Entertainment was formed. * '''March''': [[~~The~~ Congress Video Group ~~(Duplicator)~~\|The Congress Video Group]] sells the assets of its Cincinatti, Ohio [[The Congress Video Group (Duplicator)\|duplication facility]] to [[Allied Vaughn\|Allied Film & Video Services]], which uses the equipment to establish a facility in Clinton, Tennessee. Playboy Video quits Lorimar Home Video and signs up with HBO Video. * '''May''': Line 27: ** Bertelsmann Music Group picked up home video rights to the MusicVision line from RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video. * '''October''': Sony Video Software Company was shortened to SVS, Inc. * '''December''': * ~~'''December''':~~* Gordon Bossin left Pickwick Entertainment and he was succeeded by Mickey Hyman. * Hanna-Barbera Productions formed its own home video division, known as Hanna-Barbera Home Video.▼ ** Rank Video Services America completes the consolidation of Video Technology Services into its Garden Grove facility. The latest known transitionary title is a copy of ''Little Lord Fauntleroy'' (FHE) dated December 8; the earliest known full RVSA title is a copy of ''Rest in Pieces'' (IVE) dated December 29. ▲* Hanna-Barbera Productions formed its own home video division, known as Hanna-Barbera Home Video, which would be marketed by Worldvision Home Video. == VHS == Line 183 ⟶ 185: \|- ! Title !! Label !! Distributor !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Note(s) \|- \| ''The Apartment'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Beauty and the Beast'' \|\| Family Home Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| February 4, 1988 \|\| Line 204 ⟶ 208: \|- \| ''Hell Up in Harlem'' \|\| Filmways Home Video \|\| Orion Home Video \|\| February 25, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''In the Heat of the Night'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Just Around the Corner'' \|\| Playhouse Video \|\| The CBS/Fox Company \|\| February 18, 1988 \|\| Line 214 ⟶ 220: \|- \| ''The Lost Boys'' \|\| Warner Home Video \|\| Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Corporation \|\| February 24, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''The Magnificent Seven'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Maple Town Stories: Medicine from Maple Mountain'' \|\| Family Home Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| February 4, 1988 \|\| Line 222 ⟶ 230: \|- \| ''The Messenger'' \|\| Orion Home Video \|\| Orion Home Video \|\| February 25, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Midnight Cowboy'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''The Monster Squad'' \|\| Vestron Video \|\| Vestron Video \|\| February 10, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Poor Little Rich Girl'' \|\| Playhouse Video \|\| The CBS/Fox Company \|\| February 18, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Raging Bull'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm'' \|\| Playhouse Video \|\| The CBS/Fox Company \|\| February 18, 1988 \|\| Line 238 ⟶ 250: \|- \| ''Sunset Limousine'' \|\| International Video Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| February 4, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Thief'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''WarGames'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''West Side Story'' \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| MGM/UA Home Video \|\| February 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Wet Gold'' \|\| International Video Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| February 4, 1988 \|\| Line 388 ⟶ 406: \| ''PGA Tour Golf: Tips from the Tour'' \|\| International Video Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| June 16, 1988 \|\| * Duplicated exclusively at Rank Video Services America, even before RVSA purchased IVE's duplication facilities. \|- \| ''Pippin'' \|\| International Video Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| June 9, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Rikki-Tikki-Tavi'' \|\| Family Home Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| June 16, 1988 \|\| Line 635 ⟶ 655: \|- \| ''Beetlejuice'' \|\| Warner Home Video \|\| Warner Home Video \|\| October 19, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''C.H.U.D.'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| * Previously released by Media Home Entertainment. \|- \| ''Cinderella'' \|\| Walt Disney Home Video \|\| Buena Vista Home Video \|\| October 4, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''The Corsican Brothers'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| * Previously released by The Nostalgia Merchant. \|- \| ''Crazy Fat Ethel II'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: The Bare Necessities'' \|\| Walt Disney Home Video \|\| Buena Vista Home Video \|\| October 4, 1988 \|\| Line 655 ⟶ 683: \|- \| ''Great White Videos'' \|\| RadioVision Video \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| October 20, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''The Grey Fox'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| * Previously released by Media Home Entertainment. \|- \| ''How to Salsa'' \|\| Cannon Video \|\| Warner Home Video \|\| October 13, 1988 \|\| Line 661 ⟶ 692: \|- \| ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'' \|\| Walt Disney Home Video \|\| Buena Vista Home Video \|\| October 4, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Miss Annie Rooney'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| * Previously released by The Video Late Show. \|- \| ''Rambo III'' \|\| International Video Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| October 6, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Salsa: The Motion Picture'' \|\| Cannon Video \|\| Warner Home Video \|\| October 13, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''The Steadfast Tin Soldier'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| * Previously released by King of Video. \|- \| ''The Sword in the Stone'' \|\| Walt Disney Home Video \|\| Buena Vista Home Video \|\| October 4, 1988 \|\| Line 671 ⟶ 708: \|- \| ''The Three Caballeros'' \|\| Walt Disney Home Video \|\| Buena Vista Home Video \|\| October 4, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Tim'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| * Previously released by Media Home Entertainment. \|- \| ''Tommy Tricker and the Stamp Traveller'' \|\| Family Home Entertainment \|\| MCA Distributing Corporation \|\| October 6, 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''The Velveteen Rabbit'' \|\| Video Treasures \|\| Video Treasures \|\| October 15, 1988 \|\| * Previously released by King of Video. \|- \| ''Walt Disney Cartoon Classics: Special Edition'' \|\| Walt Disney Home Video \|\| Buena Vista Home Video \|\| October 4, 1988 \|\| Line 921 ⟶ 964: \|- \| ''Master Blaster'' \|\| Prism Entertainment \|\| Prism Entertainment \|\| Prism Entertainment \|\| 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Memorial Day'' \|\| Media Home Entertainment \|\| Media Home Entertainment \|\| Media Home Entertainment \|\| 1988 \|\| \|- \| ''Men of Steel'' \|\| Trans World Entertainment \|\| Trans World Entertainment \|\| Trans World Entertainment \|\| 1988 \|\|