SXSW: Five movies we can’t wait to see
The South by Southwest Film Festival kicks off this Friday evening, March 8 in Austin, TX. The opening night festivities
March 8, 2013
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The South by Southwest Film Festival kicks off this Friday evening, March 8 in Austin, TX. The opening night festivities
By Karen Valby Karen Valby’s Austin picks include Shakespeare a la Whedon; punk rock docs; and a newlywed comedy
Though a tireless promoter of the film industry in the city, Mayor Michael R.
Carpe Diem was never so much fun before the Disney Channel unleashed Phineas & Ferb upon a public that was completely unprepared for — and completely in need of — them.
Disney’s “Wreck-It Ralph,†new on DVD and Blu – Ray this week, follows the story of the villain of a classic arcade game who decides he wants to be a hero.
Barnes & Noble is bringing new movies and TV shows to Nook Video. It’s a good step toward creating a media ecosystem for Nook, but the company is not close to becoming a Netflix, Amazon or iTunes competitor….
Today, Xfinity TV from Comcast announced the winners of the 3rd Annual Xfinity On Demand Awards, a yearly salute to the most-watched TV series, movies and musicians On Demand. As Hollywood’s biggest movie awards shows honor the biggest films of the silver screen, the Xfinity On Demand Awards recognizes the most-viewed On Demand content on the TV screen.
Though a tireless promoter of the film industry in the city, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg isn’t a fan of going to the movies , he told a magazine.
Recommended The second and last Derek Flint movie, In Like Flint (1967) is widely considered inferior even by die-hard fans of the first entry, Our Man Flint (1966). Probably due to my strong dislike of the original movie, my expectations were so low there was nowhere to go but up with the second one. Overall it’s not an improvement, weaker as it is in some ways while a bit better in others, and …