Reboot Marketing LLC Offers DVD Access in Honor of Earth Day 2014
Reboot Marketing is offering complimentary access to its Off-Grid Living DVD for a limited time in honor of Earth Day 2014.
April 21, 2014
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Reboot Marketing is offering complimentary access to its Off-Grid Living DVD for a limited time in honor of Earth Day 2014.
Two movies opening this weekend ask the big question: what happens to a person when they die? The “biggest” movie opening is probably Transcendence, which features Johnny Depp as a scientist who uploads his brain to some sort of supercomputer, becoming an all-knowing menace to the world.
Review by John Delia Poignant, enlightening and romantic the movie Gabrielle tells a compelling story of a young woman challenged by her genetic disorder. Directed
A lot of subversive but critically acclaimed movies from this era (from Annie Hall to M*A*S*H) reflected America’s somewhat disaffected zeitgeist.
HONG KONG (AP) — China’s state-owned film distributor is making its first investment in Hollywood movies by taking a stake in two Legendary Entertainment productions.
LOS ANGELES, April 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Rentrak Corporation (NASDAQ: RENT) today announced the Top-10 DVD & Blu-ray Disc sales and rentals according to the company’s Retail Essentials and Home Video …
NEW YORK (AP) — Sandwiched between the chest-thumping ambition of awards season and the swaggering spectacle of summer, spring movie-going is usually an afterthought, a limbo for films not bankable enough for July or highbrow enough for the Oscars. But it might actually be the best time of year for the movies.
To rip a DVD with HandBrake, you will first need to download the software – free from www.handbrake.fr . If you have a Mac with a Core 2 Duo or better processor, make sure that you get the 64-bit version of the program to speed up the time it takes to rip a disc.
Review by John Delia It’s a knock down drag out fight to the finish in The Raid 2: Berandal a chopsocky film that unleashes nearly
Read the original: Which 2014 Movies Could Reach $1 Billion? (cont.)