Director J.J. Abrams successfully revived Gene Roddenberry's sci-fi universe through a pair of blockbuster films. They arrive for the together in the Blu-ray set Star Trek: The Compendium (Paramount Home Entertainment, Rated: PG-13, $44.99)
On the red carpet, the Venice Film Festival has had glitz and glamour, the snap of camera shutters — and the sting of mosquitoes. On-screen, it's had war, death and depression, both emotional and economic.
Movies of all genres contain money lessons if you look closely.
Movies from the United States, Indonesia and Japan are tipped by critics as the favourites to win this year's Golden Lion award at the Venice film festival, due to be announced on Saturday. American comedy “Birdman or the Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance”, directed by Mexico's Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and starring Michael Keaton of “Batman” fame, opened the festival with a punch and immediately …
Recommended Gangster Nick (Simon Oakland), referring to Toby's (Elvis Presley) na vet : “Is he kidding?” Gangster Carmine (Jack Kruschen), exasperated : “I just don't know anymore.” A lesser Elvis movie that breaks away somewhat from the usual formula, Follow That Dream (1962) unwisely casts The King as a painfully stupid country bumpkin along the lines of Gomer Pyle.
The seventh season of “Bonanza,†one of TV’s most popular Westerns, debuts on DVD this week, leading a…
Speaking at IFA, members of the Blu-ray Disc Association revealed there will be a new 4K Blu-ray disc ready for licensing as early as spring of 2015. The post 4K Blu-rays are coming in spring 2015, should look sharper than streaming appeared first on Digital Trends .
If watching a movie outdoors is still on your summer checklist, there's still time. This weekend marks the Chicago Park District's foray into showcasing local films about Chicago as part of its Movies in the Parks series.
T he last few months of 2014 are jam packed with movies, so it can be hard to look at that list and figure out which ones you absolutely cannot miss. These are the movies that are so big everyone will be talking about them, and if you want to join in on the conversation, you'll see them before you get spoiled. (Or maybe you're antisocial, in which case we recommend our list of this fall's best …
W e have a lot of questions about the long list of movies hitting theaters between now and the end of the year. Can the Hunger Games franchise maintain its momentum? Will the final Hobbit movie be the best one