December 23, 2011
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Alonso Duralde literally wrote the book on Christmas movies: It’s called “Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas.” So who better to guest-program the Five Most space this week?
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Access’ Scott “Movie” Mantz breaks down his top 10 favorite Christmas movies of all-time, with some titles that you might not expect!
Filmbuffet, the first social networking and movie cataloging site of its kind, recently revealed their list of the most anticipated new movie releases.New York, New York (PRWEB) December 21, 2011 As long as movies have been around, there have always been a few new releases that movie fans just can’t wait to see. Filmbuffet, a new online movie community, recently released their list of the 3 most …
Todd McCarthy A mix of big-budget studio movies, American independents and foreign pictures comprise the outstanding films in a year that showcased the tormented soul. The Hollywood Reporter’s Todd McCarthy recommends the best that 2011 had to offer in cinema. read more
# movies Why does Hollywood do everything in duplicate? After Lindsay Lohan dropped out of Linda Lovelace biopic Inferno , Amanda Seyfried announced she would be playing Lovelace. Shortly thereafter, Malin Akerman announced she would replace LiLo as Lovelace.
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This week’s home video releases include a new Tyler Perry comedy, a high school drama from the folks at Disney and an Academy Award-winning foreign film. In a Better World
The Berlin film festival unveiled its first selections Monday including a 9/11 drama starring Tom Hanks and new pictures from China’s Zhang Yimou and Filipino art house star Brillante Mendoza.