In this film publicity image released by 20th Century Fox, James McAvoy portrays Charles Xavier in a scene from “X-Men: First Class.” While most franchise films packed in big crowds, “X-Men: First Class” was one film that did not live up to the domestic returns of its X-Men predecessors.
This week’s home video releases include a new Tyler Perry comedy, a high school drama from the folks at Disney and an Academy Award-winning foreign film. In a Better World
Okay, I’ve already given you the top ten best Christmas movies ever made, and then I gave you five more Christmas movies suitable for the entire family. Now let’s get to what you REALLY want in a Christmas movie list – guns, guts, fists, and kabooms!
The General Store in Sidney, Manitoba is missing a bunch of movies after a break-in last week.
If the experience of riding the CTA isn’t already a bit like watching a movie, transit passengers can now pick up a film or video game for rental at some rail stations.
App exploration doesn’t pay off on Blu-ray players. (Credit: Matthew Moskovciak/CNET) If you’re getting a new Blu-ray player this holiday season, chances are it’s loaded with apps. And a lot of them aren’t worth trying
Over the weekend, I heard from a reader who’s having a very specific problem with streamed movies from Netflix: She says they cut off at the end, before the credits are quite done — or, in the case of older movies that don’t have end credits, before the last few words of dialogue or notes of music have played. I don’t use Netflix myself (too many movies to go to in theaters, and too many …
Which blockbuster movies turned out to be the darlings of reviewers? According to Rotten Tomatoes, the top reviewed movie of the year may surprise you.
For those of us with some snow on the roof — but fire in the furnace — a discussion of great holiday movies inevitably starts with things like It’s a Wonderful Life and the original Miracle on 34th Street. But for a younger generation of movie fans, those titles barely resonate.