This week on Blu-ray/DVD: An award-winning breakout from the 2010 festival circuit; a revealing portrait of the iconic Charlotte Rampling; one of the most controversial films to play at last year’s Cannes Film Festival; the biopic that won Meryl Streep her third Oscar; and the latest from Werner Herzog. Â #1.
This Christmas I got a book titled The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook.
The spectre of dubbed movies (read Tamil movies) continues to haunt Telugu film industry. The row between film producers and exhibitors deepened on Tuesday with the general body of Telugu film producers unanimously passing six resolutions to press for curbs on the release of dubbed movies.
Grab some popcorn! For one week only, due to Thanksgiving release dates, NewsFeed’s Glen Levy brings you the movies you should check out (or avoid) on a Wednesday.
Pilbara video store managers say the advent of DVD vending machines in the region will not pose a significant threat to their business.
Cross-dressing in movies can be utilized as part of the characterization of roles in various films.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II Well, it’s over.
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – Submarine Entertainment has been busily selling the DVD and home entertainment rights to Robert B. Weide’s documentary on director Woody Allen.
Suppose you’ve watched all the great horror movies everyone talks about and you want to watch one that has at least one good jump out of your seat scare. Sometimes all you need is one big shock to the system. When it comes to PG-rated movies, they are perfect to spring a scary trick on an unsuspecting audience because no one goes to a PG movie expecting a horror flick (unless, of course, it’s …
The quirky musical comedy Bran Nue Dae hits the screen spreading laughter, light hearted tunes and a down under tale about love and religion. Well not so much religion, but a rebellion of sorts that has a priest on the chase. It’s a fun look at a lot of nonsense with a bevy of songs that entertain.