Are Some Movies Based On TV Series A Mistake?
There are have been plenty of movies over the years that were originally based on TV Shows. Were some of these adaptations a mistake?
January 25, 2014
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There are have been plenty of movies over the years that were originally based on TV Shows. Were some of these adaptations a mistake?
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Highly Recommended Please Note: The stills used here are taken from promotional materials and other sources, not the Blu-ray edition under review. The TV Series: Of all the filmed versions of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice , the 1995 BBC-A&E television production seems to be the one that people (especially women) keep returning to again and again. Why is that?
On the heels of rumors, Lionsgate has formally announced The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’s DVD and Blu-ray release date.
Raise your hand if you knew that an all-new DC Animated Universe feature film was released on DVD this past Tuesday. With next-to-no fanfare and almost no advance notice, JLA Adventures: Trapped In Time was released as a -exclusive for purchase on January 21st. Generally speaking, the DCAU features are released with a certain amount of publicity, from advance reviews to theatrical premieres or …
Raise your hand if you knew that an all-new DC Animated Universe feature film was released on DVD this past Tuesday.
Lionsgate announced today that The Hunger Games: Catching Fire , which has earned over $850 million worldwide, arrives on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, Digital HD, Video On Demand and Pay-Per-View on March 7.
In a subterranean parking garage, hundreds of partygoers are crammed into a makeshift version of Manhattan’s TAO nightclub, drunk on (free) Moët & Chandon rosé and high on life —…
In its own weird way, the plot of 1987 film “RoboCop” has become the perfect analogy for the sorry state of the movie industry in 2014 – an industry that’s more than willing to suck the humanity and meaning out of the original ideas and characters that we used to see at the theater, increasingly replacing them with remakes, reboots and sequels that often are a mere shell of the original concept.