With 2011 winding down, it looks like it’s time for a final roundup of film news before 2012 strolls in. So let’s take a look at some of the final big news you should know before you head out to party and ring in the New Year.
Just say meh. 2011 accelerated the troubling trend of hedging all bets in Hollywood: eliminating original content and seeking out prepackaged franchise fodder as if nothing else existed
Assuming the Mayans were wrong and the world does indeed outlive the year, it’s all the more reason to celebrate with a trip to the movies.
MTV’s highest-rated show is an exercise in orange stupidity.
So many bad movies, so little space. This year’s collection of stinkers proves Adam Sandler can be counted on to make at least one monumentally bad film, not all comic book movies are good and there are times when there’s nothing funny about a comedy.
Human dramas dominated this year’s movie releases, ranging from a husband struggling with his dying wife to a woman who disguises herself so she can work in a man’s world.
The movies have long been seen as a way to escape our lives for a couple of hours spent in a more exotic place. In 2011, that place was more often than not the past
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29 (UPI) — The raunchy bachelor-party comedy “The Hangover Part II” is the top-selling DVD in the United States, Rentrak reported Thursday.
Digiarty Software, Inc launched an incredible after-Christmas promotion at the very end of year 2011. Correspondingly, everyone can enjoy at least 70% holiday discount for a single piece of DVD copy software