With Marvel Studios turning a slew of comic books into blockbuster movies, some fans have worried that the creators of these original comic characters might be getting the short end of the stick. But Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige said they’re working hard to make sure that doesn’t happen.
The Dictator is more conventional than Sacha Baron Cohen’s last two films, in that it has a proper script, and no duping of unsuspecting members of the public.
When a gang of good-looking students goes to stay in the eponymous holiday accommodation, they’re soon being menaced by supernatural forces.
An intensely moving documentary, set in the extraordinary lunar terrain of Chile’s Atacama Desert, where the “translucency of the sky” was ideal for the country’s impressive, 1970s astronomy programme.
The television work of Steve Martin leads these new-to-DVD series and specials.
The New York Times critics on “Trouble With the Curve,” “End of Watch” and “How to Survive a Plague.”
A documentary about the Replacements and their diehard fans will soon be available to watch in your living room. Color Me Obsessed: A Film About the Replacements hits DVD on November 20 via MVD Entertainment Group…
‘About Cherry’ represents yet another failed attempt to nail the skin-flick industry in the digital age.
The long-awaited Blu-ray release of ‘Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures’ features a meticulous digital restoration of the original film.
Persona 4: The Animation might be one of the trickie types of adaptation: one where the narrative offers a close–is condensed–interpretation of the source material. In this case, it’s Atlus’ 2009 RPG which followed a group of teens as they investigated a series murders in the small town of Inaba, ultimately coming face-to-face with supernatrual