Jeffrey Katzenberg , with deals that give him new characters, a theme park and a footprint in China , is signaling DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. (DWA) plans to expand beyond 3-D movies and home video.
Dozens of major studio releases have been struggling, creating a widening chasm between filmic haves and have-nots. Studio executives are beginning to rethink budget and creative choices. Is Hollywood having a blowout year or a dismal one
This year’s two most highly anticipated skate documentaries are bound for theatrical release this fall. Riding critical acclaim during industry screenings and prominent film festivals earlier this year, the filmmakers behind MegaRamp pioneer Danny Way’s life story, “Waiting for Lightning,” and Dogtown groundbreaker Stacy Peralta’s “Bones Brigade: An Autobiography,” have announced distribution …
RPX seats at the new Regal in San Bernardino are the equivalent of first class seating on an airplane.
It’s a slow week because of the holidays, so what you’re mostly getting is catalog titles. But if you like mediocre Disney movies, this is a good week for you. Check out our list of the best titles to pick up this week on Blu-ray and DVD.
As basic cable original series prove to be important product differentiators for over-the-top services like Netflix, some of the networks that produce these shows are actually relying more on high-priced …
Summer Movies in the Park, the County program that shows great movies outdoors for free, kicks off its 2012 season with an adventure for the whole family — a special showing of “Raiders of the Lost Ar
May 20, 2012 | 10:35 a.m. Movies today lack the “morality†found in 1987′s “RoboCop,†the film’s star Peter Weller told the audience at the Hero Complex Film Festival on Saturday afternoon.
As summer films become more explosive and adventure oriented, motorcycles play a larger role. The bikes make good business for companies that build them and agencies that place them on the big screen