Time Warner Cable digital customers can join in the fight for humanity with the Monsters Attack! collection now available on Movies on Demand. Have a Godzilla marathon this weekend or watch Sci-Fi classics like Them! and Creature From The Black Lagoon or current heart stoppers Pitch Black and I, Frankenstein.
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Prefeasibility Report on a DVD Manufacturing Plant” repor
Time Warner Cable customers can now enjoy popular Animated Hits on Movies On Demand. Treat your family to fun favorites including Despicable Me. It’s never a dull moment for Gru , a villain who is planning the biggest heist in the history of the world: he’s going to steal the moon! Or get fired up for How To Train Your Dragon, a tale about a Viking named Hiccup , who lives on the island of Berk …
After a decade or more of prestige TV revolutionizing the medium by making television more cinematic, the Marvel movie universe is doing something just as extraordinary: they’re making movies more like TV.
Showing continued growth and market interest from both consumers and enterprises for long-lasting, compliance-ready permanent data storage, Millenniata has introduced its 25 GB Blu-ray M-DiscTM.
Today, Monster Highâ„¢ launches its 4th direct-to-DVD release – Monster Highâ„¢: Frights, Camera, Action! – with new monsterfied characters and a scary-cool new plot! Led to believe she’s the rightful heir to the vampire throne, Draculauraâ„¢, along with her best ghoulfriends, is whisked away to Transylvania for a royal coronation to die for.
It’s a universal truth that movies based on video games suck. Need for Speed, starring a post-Breaking Bad Aaron Paul and hitting theaters this weekend, will likely continue the tradition, as it sits with a 24 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This isn’t surprising news. But it makes us wonder: are video game films the most maligned movie sub-genre?
DVDFab 9.1.3.1 was released on March 7, 2014, focused on the “Trim†feature for Ripper and Converter options. It also added support for new java protection, new profiles and some other neat features.
Fifty-eight movies—features and short films—were nominated for the 2013 Academy Awards. Time to start planning how to see all of them.
Have you noticed changes in your Netflix service? I’m asking because my Netflix DVD service has declined of late. I should add that the vast majority of films and shows I want to watch are on DVD and aren’t available for Netflix streaming.