The video-rental chain signed agreements with the Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment this week, following a similar deal with Warner Bros., which was announced late last month.
Blockbuster hopes the deals will give it a leg-up on the competition—namely, Netflix Inc. and the DVD-rental kiosk Redbox—which do not have such deals in place.
“These important steps with three of the leading movie studios will continue a steady supply of top-rated movies for Blockbuster customers," said Tom Casey, Blockbuster Inc. CFO, in a company statement.
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