A reader says video files in VOB format play on his computer, but seems to be overlooking the need to burn them to DVD as video files, rather than as data files.
You’ve heard of Christmas in July? Well, according to the movie studios, it’s Halloween in September with the…
Warner Archive has released DVD versions of smoldering melodramas and Charlie Chan movies issued by the low-budget studio Monogram in the ’40s.
This is definitely a case of “The Extras Make The DVD”. While the sequel was a half-baked effort at combining action and plot twists, the extras provided the redeeming factor.
Minutes into this antirom com and you already know it’s going to be a load of laughs. The movie starts out with Nat (Rose Byrne) and Josh (Rafe Spall) tying the knot, but their drastically different personalities and lifestyles have everyone, even the priest who marries them, having doubts about the union.
Two films centered on families fail to meet our critics’ standards.
The story behind the DVD cover for the documentary ‘Room 237’ is intriguing enough that it could theoretically warrant its own a behind-the-scenes conspiracy theory documentary. The film, which explores the numerous conspiracy theories about the hidden meanings within Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining,” was released in theaters and on VOD last spring, and it’s coming out on Blu-ray and DVD on …
New Delhi, Sep 13 (IANS) Hollywood actor Jean-Claude Van Damme, known for his martial arts, Friday said that Indian filmmakers are making really good movies, but they need to understand the American thought process and movie-making technique to make a mark in their filmdom.
Quickly, tell me how many live action racing movies you’ve seen in the past 10 years – Cars and Turbo don’t count. This summer/fall we’ve been blessed with two very good films about racing. One concerns itself with drag racing; the other delves into the world of Formula 1.
The Blu-ray Disc Association has teased that a 4K-friendly disc format is coming, but Singulus isn’t willing to wait to make some announcements of its own. The German company just finished production tests of a Blu-ray disc that squeezes 100GB into three layers, making it “ideal” for 4K movies. Sounds good, doesn’t it?