LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Ticket sales for movies shown around the globe rose 3 per cent in 2011 to $32.6 billion, thanks largely to growth in booming markets like China.
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The Fuzzy Pack is backy-back once again with today’s home video release of “The Muppets.” If you still haven’t seen Kermit the Frog and company’s glorious return via Jason Segel… well, what’s wrong with you? It was and remains my favorite movie of 2011, and I’m not just saying that because I got to talk
This week on Blu-ray/DVD: The film that finally netted Gary Oldman an Oscar nomination; a 1993 documentary that’s more timely than ever; a terrifying outdoor thriller; the more brutal cousin to “The Hunger Games;” and David Fincher’s latest. Â #1
Tinker Tailor Soldier SpyDirector: Tomas AlfredsonStars: Gary Oldman, Colin FirthRating: ****“Nothing is genuine anymore,†a character sighs in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, but he couldn’t be more wrong. This film is the real deal, set in pre-digital 1970s
The rise of new media and online videos is rapidly changing the way China views its movies with an estimated audience of around 1.3 billion now waiting to tune in to the trend.
Daniel S Levine Artist:Â Styx Styx’s live performance of two of its most popular albums makes for a fantastic Blu-ray release Rock bands have been performing entire albums live for years now and that can get kind of boring, especially if they just set out to do the album, note for note. dan@thecelebritycafe.com B006IY4QPM read more
Fandango will be the exclusive online and mobile movie-ticket seller for Yahoo (NSDQ:YHOO – News) Movies, according to a new partnership between the two companies.
goatTitle–FANTASTIC VOYAGES Guy Maddin’s “Keyhole†(April 6) borrows styles from nineteen-thirties crime dramas and themes from Homer to tell the story of a gangster (Jason Patric) who faces a series of trials as he tries to return home to his wife (Isabella Rossellini . . .
A Swiss bus crash which killed 22 children and six adults may have been caused by a teacher who distracted the driver by handing him a DVD film to play, a newspaper said Sunday.