Blu-ray review: 'The Bruce Lee Premiere Collection'
Martial arts star's career represented in new box set        Â
December 14, 2014
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Martial arts star's career represented in new box set        Â
Hollywood movies account for 70 percent of business with local fare pulling in 16 percent of admissions. read more    Â
After a year filled with movies that surprised and disappointed, it’s easy to forget about those underrated films caught in the middle. These are the kinds of movies that were either misunderstood by audiences or too small and never got a chance to make a good impression. Whether this is the result of bad marketing […] The post The 15 most underrated movies of 2014 appeared first on Hypable .
After a year filled with movies that surprised and disappointed, it’s easy to forget about those underrated films caught in the middle. These are the kinds of movies that were either misunderstood by audiences or too small and never got a chance to make a good impression
The channel has three films in the works for Hong Kong, two for Taiwan, and two for Singapore, along with a TV mini-series project it says will be helmed by a film director and produced to a high-quality “international standard.” read more
Simon Kinberg, who's working on one of Disney's new “Star Wars” movies, says that “the canon is the six films that exist” for filmmakers. read more
The centerpiece of today's celebrations marking the DVD/Blu-ray release of the reboot for the popular cyborg police officer franchise is cancelled at the last minute — because no-one told the people responsible it was happening. read more
Highly Recommended The Congress Blu-ray Review From visionary filmmaker Ari Folman ( Waltz WithBashir )comes a new tale in The Congress , starring Robin Wright ( ThePrincessBride ). Â In a futuristic world (whichis never given a date during the film) the role of an actor in film israpidlychanging. Studios are no longer looking towards working with actorsanymore.All films are to be made …
Recommended The Movie: I remember enjoying director John Boorman's unusual, Amazon-set action drama The Emerald Forest on VHS shortly after the film's original 1985 release. Lushly filmed in the rainforests of Brazil, this emotionally charged story of a father searching for son abducted by natives ten years prior was a risky, highly personal project for the director (who also produced).
The season of holiday TV movies continues.