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The 19 pages that link to Home video, each with the reason it gives.

• Film distributionRelated: Home video created a major post-theatrical market and broadened a film's commercial life.

• Cult filmRelated: Repeated home viewing helped turn hard-to-find films into objects of sustained fan attention.

• Feature filmRelated: Home video extended a feature's commercial life beyond its cinema run.

• Jane FondaNarrower topic: Fonda’s workout videos helped make VHS a vehicle for mass-market exercise.

• DVDRelated: DVD made digital films convenient to own, navigate, and replay at home.

• Film (motion picture)Related: Home video made films accessible outside cinemas and reshaped how they circulate.

• VHSNarrower topic: VHS became a central medium for domestic recording and film viewing.

• Criterion CollectionNarrower topic: Criterion’s work reaches audiences chiefly through physical media and digital home viewing.

• Film exhibitionCompared with: Home video shifts film viewing from public venues into private spaces.

• Mainstream cinemaRelated: Home video extends the reach and commercial life of theatrical releases.

• Walt Disney StudiosRelated: It extends a film’s commercial life beyond its cinema run.

• WidescreenRelated: Widescreen films often require adaptation to the proportions of home displays.

• Adult filmRelated: Videocassettes made adult films accessible at home and supported a large rental market.

• LaserDiscNarrower topic: LaserDisc expanded home video beyond tapes with superior picture and chapter access.

• Golden Age of PornRelated: Home viewing eventually drew audiences away from adult-film theaters.

• Barney & FriendsRelated: Barney’s earlier home-video releases helped establish the character before the television series.

• Leonard MaltinRelated: His guides helped audiences identify films as home viewing expanded.

• Videocassette recorderNarrower topic: The VCR made prerecorded films and home recordings part of everyday domestic media.

• Adult movie theaterCompared with: Its spread made explicit films accessible at home instead of in public theaters.