Why Sony Wants To Turn "Uncharted" and "The Last of Us" Into Movies
Why Sony Wants To Turn “Uncharted” and “The Last of Us” Into Movies
August 24, 2014
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Why Sony Wants To Turn “Uncharted” and “The Last of Us” Into Movies
Recommended Following years of steady but dead-end employment as a supporting player, actor Charles Bronson abandoned Hollywood for the European continent where, very quickly, he established himself there and in Asia as a major star. It was during Bronson's “European period” that he made some of his best films: Farewell, Friend , Once Upon a Time in the West (both 1968), Rider on the Rain …
Recommended The Movie: As far as mainstream acceptance of LGBT people are concerned, it looks like TV has done a better job lately than feature film did. Shows like Will & Grace and Glee has done wonders in terms of promoting tolerance while still providing simple and corny entertainment. On the other hand, feature films that bring LGBT issues and characters to the forefront tend to get stuck …
Katatonia have announced that they will be releasing a new four-disc live CD/DVD set, that will entitled Last Fair Day Gone Night.
Toy Story of Terror hit Blu-ray and DVD on August 19, giving fans of Pixar’s beloved franchise an opportunity to catch the TV special one more time.
“Up your nose with a rubber hose!†“Off my case, toilet-face!†Now you can watch all of Vinnie Barbarino’s (John Travolta) rhyming insults. The complete series of Welcome Back, Kotter is now available on DVD.
Season sets of a wide variety of TV series are on Blu-ray and DVD this week, including “Newhart,†“The Good…
Highly Recommended Fed Up is director Stephanie Soechtig's second documentary following 2009's Tapped , which examined the production of bottled water and its disastrous effects on regional water supplies. Not surprisingly, it was an unapologetic, one-sided affair that aggressively attacked corporations bent on putting short-term profits ahead of long-term sustainability. Though it didn't always …
Profanity in movies is higher than ever and kids are swearing younger than ever. While there's little science about how…