A remarkable number of lost or long-unavailable films have surfaced on DVD and Blu-ray over the past five years, but Olive Films’ new release “Dragonfly Squadron’’ (1954) is probably unique…
Recommended I had seen Avalanche (1978) only once before, 35-odd years ago when it made its network television debut. Back then the movie struck me as curiously cheap-looking, like a TV-movie, and generally uninvolving with barely-sketched characters
Well played, Warner Bros. Just when everyone thinks that Robert Downey Jr.'s potential return as Tony Stark is the biggest news of the week—well, if someone can return before they've actually left, considering he's still signed up for the next two Avengers movies—you go and drop the names, dates, and casting announcements for no less than ten movies on our laps during a conference call. Well …
“X-Men: Days of Future Past†(2014, PG-13, 131 min., $29.98) Time travel runs rampant in the latest addition to this franchise, joining cast members from …
Leonard Cohen will release a DVD of his recent gigs in Ireland, entitled 'Leonard Cohen – Live in Dublin'.
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When Laurence Fishburne pictured himself one day playing a cowboy onscreen, he pictured himself as the prototypical Western hero.
Los Angeles (AFP) – Harry Potter author JK Rowling is working on three new wizard-based movies to be released starting in 2016, studio giant Warner Bros announced Wednesday.
Warner Bros. is turning The Lego Movie and the Harry Potter spinoff Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them into semiannual film franchises over the next six years, and the company detailed its release plans today during a Time Warner investors meeting. Following the massive success of The Lego Movie, which hit theaters in February and pulled in over $468 million worldwide, Warner Bros