Struggling Dreamworks to cut employees — and movies
The dream at DreamWorks Animation just got smaller — as in fewer movies produced each year and a reduced workforce.
January 23, 2015
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The dream at DreamWorks Animation just got smaller — as in fewer movies produced each year and a reduced workforce.
The animated feature “The Boxtrolls†is the only family film among a sea of new movies on Blu-ray and DVD this week.
“This show has been my labor of love for over three years,†Shania said. “It has meant so much to me and was such a privilege to live out my visions on that stage, and it is so exciting to now get to share the whole experience with the fans all over the world!â€
Universal Pictures Great movies are hard to come by, but bad movies are a dime a dozen — just ask the good folks over at RiffTrax who polled  their readers to crown the worst movies of the 1990s. They identified 20 films, but we featured the top ten here. So without further ado, here are the worst movies of the '90s. 10
Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) will begin making feature-length movies for theaters, pushing further into Hollywood’s territory after winning its first major television awards last week.
This week's reviews of what's new on Blu-ray and DVD by Matt Brunson (View From The Couch is a weekly column that reviews what's new on Blu-ray and DVD. Ratings are on a four-star scale.)… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
The year in classic film on video gets off to a laugh-filled start with Criterion’s Blu-ray debut of Preston Sturges’ screwball classic “The Palm Beach Story’’ (1942) in a gleaming…
Amazon may be looking to make its original content a bigger reason to join Prime, which is better known for its free two-day shipping option.
The great travel movies are about more than just scenery. They tell stories that capture the spirit of travel and encourage that familiar longing to head off somewhere new.
Highly Recommended The Movie: Daniel Day-Lewis won his first Academy Award for director Jim Sheridan's 1989 film, My Left Foot , portraying real-life artist and writer Christy Brown. As the title (taken from a memoir Brown wrote at age 22) hints, Brown is best known for painting and typing using only his left foot