Gallery: Crazy college movies
“21 and Over” is the latest movie about wild and crazy college students to hit theaters. “Animal House,” “Old School” and others give the new comedy big shoes to fill.
March 4, 2013
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“21 and Over” is the latest movie about wild and crazy college students to hit theaters. “Animal House,” “Old School” and others give the new comedy big shoes to fill.
To celebrate the release of Argo on DVD and Blu-ray, RTÉ TEN is giving you the chance to win the Oscar-winning film.
Washington, D.C. (March 4, 2013) – Schindler’s List, the Steven Spielberg-directed drama about the horrors of the Holocaust, will finally be released tomorrow on Blu-ray high-def disc in a 20th anniversary edition.
The Hollywood treatment of a childhood bout with leukemia, one that makes your tears flow in the movie theater or living room, often involves a seriously ill boy or girl whose wise physician uses all the therapies at his command to bring the youngster
The 4-disc DVD set includes all 12 episodes and comes with an eight-page booklet with essays about the author, the character and the series. Acorn Media
AUGUSTA – When two Georgia Regents University professors developed an interactive DVD in 2010 that used nursery rhymes and fairy tales to improve kindergartners’ literacy, it seemed they found a magic potion.
Recommended The spy movie craze of the mid-1960s was kaput and then some by 1972, when Innocent Bystanders was first released. And yet, while hardly a genre-shaking game-changer, it’s still significantly better than most of the 007-influenced movies that came before it, offering an occasionally amusing cynical eccentricity
Girls Aloud will release a DVD of their current TEN tour, after filming their London concert this week.
DVD review: ‘The Jazz Singer’ Historically, the most important scene in the film is the one in which Al Jolson, as a cantor’s son turned secular entertainer, ad libs dialogue as he plays the piano and sings for his mother. The naturalness of that interchange followed by the stiffness of the silent sequence that followed was said to have doomed silent films.
DVD review: ‘Fear and Desire’ Fans of the great director Stanley Kubrick will want to have “Fear and Desire,” his first film, made 50 years ago and until recently available only in bootlegged copies. Four soldiers – their country is not identified – crash-land behind enemy lines and then develop a plan to get back to their unit. Look for Paul Mazursky as a private named Sidney who cracks under …