hollywood video went out of business in 2005.
hollywood video went out of business in 2005.
when did hollywood video go out of business?
2005 .
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hollywood video, a subsidiary of movie gallery, inc. operated from wilsonville, oregon, as a dvd and video game rental shop chain in the united states. it was started in 1988 by former ceo mark wattles and his wife. the chain was the largest direct competitor of blockbuster video until it was purchased by movie gallery in 2005. hollywood video declared bankruptcy in february 2010 and announced that it would shut down three months later.









































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in january 1995, blockbuster filed a $10 million lawsuit against hollywood entertainment for hiring five former blockbuster employees. blockbuster alleged that the employees knew some of the company's trade secrets, which could be used to aid hollywood entertainment. at the time, hollywood video had 117 stores, compared to blockbuster's 2,800 stores. hollywood video was ranked fourth in national sales. in may 1995, a judge ruled in favor of hollywood entertainment, stating that blockbuster had failed to demonstrate irreparable harm as a result of the hiring.
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