If movies really are a popcorn-littered reflection of our times, then 2011 was THE year for bisexual hackers, Muppets, superheroes (just Marvel, though – sorry, D.C.!), sex addicts, houskeepers of color in the 1960’s, closeted G-Men, swashbuckling Spanish cats, and whatever the hell Tree of Life was about.
Unless you hate fun (or just don’t have an iOS device), you’re going to love Action Movie FX. As you will have guessed from the name, it’s an app which lets you add visual effects to your home movies
LOS ANGELES , Dec. 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ –Â Rentrak Corporation (NASDAQ: RENT – News) today announced the top ten DVD sales and rentals for the prior week based on estimated consumer spending.According to the …
Sanctuary says Cheetah from Tarzan movies dies, but claim is contradicted.
All of the top five DVDS rented in 2011 were comedies, Redbox says. ‘Just Go With It’ was the top film, followed by ‘No Strings Attached,’ ‘Rango,’ ‘The Dilemma’ and ‘Due Date.’ Big-budget sequels ruled the box office this year, but it was romantic comedies that topped rentals at red kiosks.
Jean Cocteau’s “Orpheus,†newly restored by Criterion in a terrific two-disc DVD set, presents his deeply personal version of the mythological Greek poet whose songs could charm wild beasts.
Talking Movies’ Tom Brook counts down his top 10 films of the year.
An Avatar hangover accounted for Hollywood’s dismal showing early this year, when revenues lagged far behind 2010 receipts that had been inflated by the huge success of James Cameron’s sci-fi sensation.
With Netflix stumbling, will Coinstar take command of the DVD rental market in 2012?
Recommended It never fails – You give a television network pure gold, and they’ll beat it and roll it around in the mud before you ever had a chance to realize what was happening to it. Instead of looking at the quality of any given program, network executives would rather comb feverishly through their charts, graphs and reams of statistical data, and in pondering how much blood they might be …