My recent article celebrating movies and TV shows with magazine settings inspired my pal, Keith Barnes, to put together a companion list of “newspaper movies.”
I’ll be honest, I’m not a fan of going to the movies. It seems like every time I go, someone not only “forgets†to put their phone on silent, but actually answers it
One of the greatest things about movies and TV is that we don’t have to understand every aspect of the plot in order to enjoy what we’re watching.
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If there was no greater signal to the end of summer than the release of not one but two Star Trek Blu-ray sets last week, the arrival of a Friday the 13th collection all but puts a bow tie on the beginning of fall. In Star Trek: Stardate Collection, fans of the long-running sci-fi series can revisit its cinematic installments prior to the J.J.
It’s been a rough summer at the box office for kids movies. Summer and animated films usually go together like peanut butter and jelly. But despite being released in ticket-price boosting 3-D, most of the kids movies this summer have struggled opening weekend.
With Blu-ray players available for under $100, what does the $4,000 Kaleidescape Cinema One bring to the table?
Normally, when you think of comic book movies, you think of superheroes, not Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg shooting up a gang of drug lords in the Mexican desert. But the new movie, 2 Guns, is a different kind of comic movie — one with no superheroes in sight.
It isn’t hard to offer a great customer experience. And it isn’t hard to screw it up. Just a matter of will
I didn’t realize it at the time, but Lego Batman: The Movie is something that I should have already seen. I purchased Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes just under a year ago. It’s a testament to how little time I’ve had to play video games that I haven’t worked my way through it enough to even notice that the film I was watching two days ago is merely a re-purposed version of that game’s cut scenes …