US movies crashing in China
Blockbusters like ‘Iron Man 3’ battle more subtle Chinese fare as audiences choose plot and complexity over explosions and 3-D.
April 22, 2013
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Blockbusters like ‘Iron Man 3’ battle more subtle Chinese fare as audiences choose plot and complexity over explosions and 3-D.
polyDNA sends a letter to CDC highlighting the amazing prophetic power of movies in predicting healthcare crises and the potential benefit of these films as training materials.Rochester, NY (PRWEB) April 22, 2013 The polyDNA letter to the CDC mentions that “the recent bombing of the Boston marathon and the surprisingly prophetic description of a similar event in the Family Guy television series …
By Sharon Waxman LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – I bellied up to the bar at a Caesar’s Palace nightclub in Las Vegas to drink some unremarkable red wine and talk about the movie previews we’d been watching all day at the CinemaCon annual convention. A couple of Europeans loitered nearby, speaking in animated tones in a language I did not. What movies were they excited about, I asked
SportsFanPlayground.com announced on Saturday that the store currently has the upcoming WWE ECW Unreleased Vol. 2 available for preorder on DVD and Blu-ray.Detroit, Michigan (PRWEB) April 13, 2013 SportsFanPlayground.com announced on Saturday that the upcoming WWE DVD, ECW Unreleased Vol.
Scene stealer Christopher Walken, once again, appears to be acting in an entirely different film (a better one) in Martin McDonagh’s absurd but entertaining black comedy.
“I am surprised to hear that Aristotle is on the syllabus in the State of Wisconsin,†maintains a haughty don in Harold Pinter’s deft adaptation of Nicholas Mosley’s novel.    Â
Midsomer Murders meets David Lynch in the BBC’s ripe, horribly compelling five-part thriller. A 15-year-old May Queen goes missing in a provincial town and three disagreeable middle-aged men – Peter Firth’s grubby property developer, Aiden Gillen’s sneering layabout and Peter McDonald’s creepy cop – are the main suspects.    Â
This weekend’s 42, which tells the story of Jackie Robinson, is the latest in a long string of cinematic odes to America’s Pastime
Review by John Delia Tantalizingly brilliant Blancanieves, a sinister telling of the Grimm Brother’s classic tale of “Snow White” comes to theaters this weekend. The
High Country may not have a theatre, but that isn’t stopping locals from sitting down with friends and strangers to take in a movie. The Sheep River Library has two movie series running on the first and second of the month that feature classic movies and little-known films.