September 28, 2014
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ST ANTHONY—South Fremont Junior High School offers an elective course called Classic Movie Appreciation.
“BAKYA crowd†is a term coined by the late and famous film director, Bert Avellana, to describe the reason for the box-office success of films. The sound of thousands of wooden clogs clickity-clacking on the marble lobbies of Dalisay or Life theaters meant the masa viewer came to see Tagalog films in droves in the ’50s.
Recommended THE FILM: After the monstrous success of his first Transformers trilogy, Hollywood outlaw Michael Bay parted ways with star Shia Labeouf and began a new chapter in his franchise, dialing back the explosive action and addressing the pacing and character development issues that plagued the three earlier films. Just kidding! Transformers: Age of Extinction delivers the Bay-hem in spades …
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Twice a year, the motion picture industry rolls out its proverbial red carpet to entice moviegoers into theaters — at the beginning of the summer and the start of the holiday season.
Recommended The Movie: Gary Cooper stars in 1951's sort-of-western (southeastern?) Distant Drums , an independently produced action thriller that plops a small group of soldiers in the middle of the Florida Everglades during the Second Seminole War. Forced to cope with the harsh swamp, while dodging hungry gators and murderous Seminoles, the soldiers trudge their way back to their ship after …
Black-and-white films don't always get the respect they deserve these days, but a trio of top-of-the-line Criterion releases of European classics showcases what a glorious medium it can be.
Consumer Reports just finished testing the latest Blu-ray players and says they are another great option for streaming video to your television.
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Godzilla, undisputed king of the Kaiju monsters, debuted in 1954 and has since gone on to star in more than 30 feature films in Japan, Europe and the U.S. The latest iteration of the story — cleverly titled Godzilla — has finally cycled to DVD, Blu-ray and digital after a successful theatrical release in the spring.