Adam Sandler has now suffered two duds in the span of seven months (the last was “Jack & Jill”), leading to concern that his reign as a comedic must-see for many moviegoers is ending.
In David Foster Wallace’s “Infinite Jest” and other novels, made-up movies are a big part of the fun.
HBO has apologized for a scene in its hit fantasy series “Game of Thrones” that showed the decapitated head of former President George W. Bush on a pike and said the scene will be removed from future DVD releases.
WEST FRANKFORT – The Southern Illinois SCARE Association has announced the first showing of the annual Movies in the Park event in West Frankfort, a free event open to the public. The first movie showing will take place 8 p.m
The New York Times film critics on “Prometheus,” “Dark Horse,” and “Lola Versus.”
Beginning Monday, Midtown Crossing will host a weekly series of sports-themed movies in the park.
CineGrille bringing movies with a meal back to Bonita
Others have set William Shakespeare’s plays in modern times, but few have worked as well as Ralph Fiennes’ adaptation of the tragedy of “Coriolanus,” about treachery among Rome’s leaders. Co-starring Gerard Butler, the powerful film marches onto DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, May 29.
The exciting BBC series “Sherlock” stars Benedict Cumberbatch as a modern-day Sherlock Holmes. Season two can be discovered on DVD and Blu-ray starting Tuesday, May 22.
The story of the Tuskegee Airmen takes flight once again in “Red Tails,” focusing on their time in Europe fighting in World War II. The war film takes off on DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, May 22.