December 1, 2011
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If you are looking for tips on how best to innovate, don’t look to the movies, says Eric Ries, entrepreneur and author of “The Lean Startup.†“There’s this real myth out there,†Ries said during an interview with the Post’s Michelle Williams, that “it’ll work out just like it did in the movies.†Ries who based his entrepreneurial pursuits, in the beginning, on movies and magazines, said the path …
Fans of Westeros and the world beyond the Narrow Sea, start getting excited for spring, because “Game of Thrones” season one is coming to DVD and Blu-Ray on March 6. Entertainment Weekly has the whole scoop on the upcoming home video release of HBO’s hit show, including the whole slew of special features that will be
The 2011 movie awards season officially kicked off on Tuesday with the unveiling of New York Film Critics Circle and Independent Spirit Award nominations. And Yahoo has made a key awards-season hire, naming film critic and author Thelma Adams as a contributing editor
Emily Robison admits it was a little “bizarre” watching “Dixie Chicks Storytellers” half a decade after it first aired. The show was taped in 2006 and The Dixie Chicks multi-instrumentalist says it feels like a lifetime ago.
Paramount Pictures withheld profit from such hit movies as “Mission: Impossible 3,” “Jackass 2” and the “Transformers” trilogy, according to a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court by one of the studio’s key co-financing partners.
Rent It The Film: You practically couldn’t see one of Focus Features’ films in 2011 without also stumbling onto the trailer for One Day , and considering the thriving year that the studio has had — ranging from Hanna to Jane Eyre , not to mention Bridesmaids on the Universal front — plenty of eyes fell on its OneRepublic-powered, indie-romance tearfulness.
All movies are 2011 releases unless otherwise noted. Availability: DVD | Blu-ray | Both Blu-ray and DVD Will Gluck’s follow-up to Easy A stars Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis as platonic friends who attempt to add a physical component to their relationship.