LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The North American box office hit a slump at the weekend, with top earner “The Possession” taking in less than $10 million and what could be the gloomiest overall haul since the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington. With only a couple of new releases to tempt movie fans, horror movie “The Possession” pulled in an estimated $9.5 million …
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The battle for earth begins at sea in “Battleship,†now available on Blu-Ray and DVD formats from Magnavision Home Video. Peter Berg (Hancock) produces and directs “Battleship,†an epic action-adventure that unfolds across the seas, in the skies and over land as our planet fights for survival against a superior force. Based on Hasbro’s classic
Some movies are just too good to be forced to wait until the DVD/Blu-ray release to watch them again. You see the movie in theaters, and then you have to wait for months and months for the movie to be released
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Get ready for a real “Titanic†experience. Fans of the tearjerker will have the opportunity to meet the flick’s director James Cameron and producer Jon Landau during a special signing and Q&A at Best Buy’s Union Square location on Monday.
‘You’re in my hometown,” says Richard Gere, calling Philadelphia from New York to talk about his perfectly timed financial-world thriller, Arbitrage. “Not that I’ve seen it much since I left, when I was 1.”
If not quite at the level of Wallace and Gromit’s were-rabbit adventure, Aardman’s latest stop-motion feature has its own charm, not least in the figure of its leading man, the Pirate Captain.
OogieLoves and the BIG Balloon entered theaters last weekend to the worst opening weekend gross of all time, and the worst per-screen average of any movie receiving a wide release of all time. If you’re stuck inside tonight, the company it keeps at the bottom of the ladder is pretty interesting.Â