After a one night showing in movie theaters earlier this year, Rascal Flatts will release their film, “Rascal Flatts: All Access & Uncovered,†as a DVD on Nov. 19. The film documents the band members’ lives during the making of their eighth studio album, “Changed,†which debuted at No
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In Time ‘s interview with Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller, he addresses the long-standing question of whether or not Apple will ever jump on the Blu-ray bandwagon. It seems that barring any unforeseen circumstances, you’ll likely never see a Blu-ray option from Apple on any machine. “Blu-ray has come with issues unrelated to the actual quality of the movie that …
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This week’s new movies include “Cloud Atlas†— the adaptation of David Mitchell’s brilliant, convoluted 2004 novel — which stars Halle Berry and Tom Hanks. Did directors Tom Twyker, Lana and Andy Wachowski come up with an equally ground-breaking film?
Movies at the Robert Hoag Rawlings Public Library’s InfoZone, at 2 and 6 p.m.: Nov. 6 — “We Were Here,” 90 minutes.