MOVIES: From the Monstrous to the Subtle
Melena Ryzik visits Matthew Mungle, an Oscar-winning makeup artist, at his studio in North Hollywood to discuss his work transforming women into men in “Albert Nobbs.â€
Melena Ryzik visits Matthew Mungle, an Oscar-winning makeup artist, at his studio in North Hollywood to discuss his work transforming women into men in “Albert Nobbs.â€
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Rentrak Corporation (NASDAQ: RENT – News) today announced the top ten DVD sales and rentals for the prior week based on estimated consumer spending.According to the …
With numerous movie-rental stores closing, DVD vending-machine company plans to set up a few hundred kiosks in the coming months
Screenlife’s Scene It DVD/Board Game trivia hybrid franchise celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2012. To celebrate, they’ve finally teamed with the biggest franchise of all for their big Fall 2012 release: Scene It: Star Wars
Being a liberal or a conservative doesn’t only matter in politics — it matters in the box office, too.
Delaying DVD and Blu-ray rental releases to outlets including Netflix (NSDQ:NFLX – News) and Redbox made the magic of Harry Potter even more potent. That was some of the takeaway from Time Warner (NYSE:TWX – News) Inc.‘s …
Paul Stenhouse takes in a movie, and the atmosphere, in New York.
AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards finally get some (limited) respect.
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – “Rise of the Planet of the Apes,” “War Horse” and the documentary “Buck” were among the films nominated for the 26th Genesis Awards by the Humane Society of the United States, the HSUS announced on Tuesday. The Genesis Awards honor films with animal-friendly themes and creative portrayals of animal protection
On DVD and Blu-ray this week: James Marsh’s acclaimed follow-up to his Academy Award-winning documentary “Man on Wire;” season two of Britain’s favorite import; “The Sunset Limited,” directed by Tommy Lee Jones; the latest button-pusher from “Run, Lola, Run” helmer Tom Tykwer; and a documentary that got last year’s Sundance Film Festival all riled up for the right reasons. Â 1. Critic’s Pick …
