April 12, 2012
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Sky will be showing all 22 Bond movies, in HD and free from rubbish ad-breaks, from October.
There is no question that Meryl Streep is brilliant as former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher in “The Iron Lady.” Her Oscar win as best actress is well-deserved.
If you’re in the mood to see 101 minutes of brutal, bloody and nearly nonstop martial arts action, then Friday — long-held, Christian-derived, horror-franchise-affiliated superstitions notwithstandin
Members of the deaf community say they feel excluded by most locally made DVDs.
Meryl Streep disappears so uncannily into former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher that her Oscar-winning performance overpowers the movie. Filmgoers who come to see Streep in action will see only that: an actress delivering a bravura performance but not a thoughtful, provocative portrait of one of the most consequential figures of the 20th century.
Universal Pictures promised it would celebrate its centennial by bringing classics out of the vaults and onto Blu-ray discs and now one of our most anticipated flicks, Jaws , finally has a release date. Steven Spielberg’s 1975 hit will come home in “digitally remastered and fully restored” form with an upmixed 7.1 DTS-HD MA soundtrack August 14th
There are about ten films Steven Spielberg has directed that I consider absolute classics. You’d have to go way back to 1998’s “Saving Private Ryan†to find a truly special Spielberg directorial effort.