Recommended And the award for “Most Overrated Film of 2011” goes to…well, something else, but Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive might be somewhere down the list. To be fair, this suspenseful character study has plenty of highlights: a great soundtrack, solid performances and a thick atmosphere, for starters. Hell, the opening sequence alone is almost worth the price of admission.
MANILA, Philippines — With the advent of Torrent (Torrents?) and pirated DVDs at affordable prices, watching movies in the cinema seems to be a luxury that’s easy to skip over. So the movie houses have taken pains to attract and keep the flighty audiences — we have 3D and iMax, among other innovations I’m not techie enough to understand. My analog head gets headaches for the first five minutes …
MANILA, Philippines — It is disturbing to imagine a world without movie theaters, much like it is impossible to imagine a world without home cooking.Â
Fans who attend Target’s “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1” DVD release party will be treated to a world premiere scene from the final film.
Target Corporation announced that nearly 500 stores across the country will extend store hours to host a release event for Summit Entertainment’s “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1†available on DVD and Blu-ray.
Get the short scoop on Carnage, the Iron Lady and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.
This week on DVD/Blu-ray: “Bombay Beach” from music video director Ama Har’el; the last epic from Chilean filmmaker Raul Ruiz; George Clooney’s political thriller “The Ides of March”; “Belle de Jour” starring Catherine Deneuve; and the Blu-ray debut of “Traffic.” #1. Critic’s Pick: “Bombay Beach” (DVD) Music video director Alma Har’el’s first foray into feature filmmaking, the documentary hybrid …
 Over the summer we are shown a lot of trailers for the fall and even a few teasers trailers for the winter movies. The old saying goes, “you never get a second chance to make a first impression 
The decision by Netflix to not spin off its DVD by mail service from its streaming video service turns out to be fortuitous for the town of Los Gatos. Town manager Greg Larson said late Friday that because the spin-off was canceled, Los Gatos will reap the benefits.
A new fund aims to attract investment in films with strong Scottish connections, following a run of big films shot in Scotland.