Two of Hollywood’s most enduring stars, Emmy® and Oscar® winner Ernest Borgnine and four-time Emmy® winner Doris Roberts, will be in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on April 1 for the world theatrical premiere of Another Harvest Moon, directed by Greg W. Swartz.
[jwplayer mediaid=”6997″] Watch as the honorable Mayor Shirley Gibson discuss the 6th Annual Jazz in the Gardens music festival, hosted by Michael Baisden and presented
The 2011 version of Red Riding Hood has a lot going on (love triangles, betrayal, revenge, murder and the list goes on) yet, this seemingly overwhelming plot is simple to follow and will have you in a trance throughout.
Twilight fans here’s a little change a of pace called Red Riding Hood with romance and werewolves that should fulfill your cravings until you can get more of Stephanie Meyer. However, don’t be too quick to jump into this one if you are a reasonable adult that’s looking for some horror that chills. The fright is fleeting and the terror no more scary than a large devilish dog. Mostly shot on two sets, the film could have easily been a theatrical play.
A lot of work and energy went into Battle: Los Angeles, but all for naught. The filmmakers use a shaky cam throughout the whole movie similar to the films The Blair Witch Project and Cloverfield. I was really puzzled since the trailers are mostly steady shots. The bouncing gets so annoying that it takes all the punch out of the film.
[jwplayer mediaid=”6947″] Seth Green has top billing in the new animated Disney movie “Mars Needs Moms,” opening this Friday, however, moviegoers won’t actually hear the
The Gasparilla International Film Festival has a gem waiting for film lovers, rock enthusiasts and a look at music in a historical sense. The documentary is called Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone and features the rise, establishment and finally the erosion of the funk band’s amazing existence.
The comedies are taking over this movie going year and with Cedar Rapids it’s an above average laugher. The film moves along with a great deal of character build up then explodes with some very nicely staged sight gags and embarrassing situations. The fun here comes from a keenly written script and fine acting.
[jwplayer mediaid=”6915″] As a full-scale alien invasion threatens the Earth, in Los Angeles, a veteran Marine staff sergeant (Eckhart) leads his new platoon into battle
[jwplayer mediaid=”6906″] Yes, yes, this is familiar territory for Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke — right down to the love triangle central to the plot —