American spending on home videos rose 2.5 per cent to US$4.45 billion ($5.5 billion) in the first quarter as the popularity of subscription streaming plans and Blu-ray discs made up for falling DVD sales, a report shows.That marks…
Hit sitcoms and popular movies helped the media giant make up in part for losses in its Time Inc. publishing division.
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Hit sitcoms and popular movies helped the media giant make up in part for losses in its Time Inc. publishing division.
If you’re new around here, this is how the script goes: I damn “The Avengers” with faint praise, observing that the (supposed) culmination of the long, laborious Marvel Comics movie franchise is a competent but pointless popcorn entertainment that’s being wildly overpraised simply for existing without being incoherent and terrible. Some readers sniff from behind their digital copies of the …
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The Los Angeles Film Festival on Tuesday unveiled its lineup of movies and closing night film, Steven Soderbergh’s “Magic Mike,” for the 10-day event in Hollywood’s hometown that annually lures some of the world’s top filmmakers. “Magic Mike,” a comedy loosely based on actor Channing Tatum’s days working as a male stripper, joins nearly 200 other movies, short films and …
Famed Film Reviewer, Historian, Author Recommends a Movie Playing On DemandNational Harbor, MD (PRWEB) May 01, 2012 REELZCHANNEL’s Leonard Maltin, host of “Maltin of Movies†and author of the New York Times bestseller, “Leonard Maltin’s 2012 Movie Guide,†reviews “Albert Nobbs†and teases an A-list of recent releases now playing on Movies on Demand on cable.“Albert Nobbs is a fascinating film …
After a long wait, Beatles fans will finally get big-screen and Blu-ray versions of a frame-by-frame digital restoration of the film “Yellow Submarine.”