Now that we’re in the summer, most of the movies from spring are hitting home video. One of the year’s biggest flops joins one of the year’s best movies on home video this week, along with some Criterion releases, and some new television.
It would be easy to label Warm Bodies as just another Twilight knockoff and far be it from me to avoid the path of least resistance. But that’s where this tale of start crossed lovers from different worlds ends in comparison to the Twilight Saga (other than the fact that the films were all distributed by Summit Entertainment). Warm Bodies has a sense of humor and charm that Twilight never …
Mac Miller hangs with the twerking dead in his new video, “Watching Movies.” Mac Miller will face a HUGE battle in approximately four days: His new album, Watching Movies With The Sound Off, dropping June 18, is up against new albums by Kanye West, J.
From what I understand, the 2004 David Mitchell novel which the Cloud Atlas film is based on is much better than the film.  Yeah it damn well better be…
The first time I saw The Burning (1981) it was just shy of two years ago. It was a double feature at The New Beverly in Los Angeles
Something tells us Mac Miller’s “Watching Movies” might be rated NC-17. We don’t want to sound weird, but we’d be into just about ANYTHING featuring a nude Mac Miller. (What?! We have a thing for vaguely emo rappers who know how to love!) Well, lucky for us, Mac’s sophomore studio album, Watching Movies With The Sound Off
The Blu – ray box set, released on April 2nd, has generated so much news this week that it had to be dubbed Hero of the Week.
With Mad Max Fury Road arriving in 2014, Warner Brothers is going to start early by capitalizing on the hype.
“If you’re bigger and more stupid you’d be a bully too, it’s called survival of the thickest,†explains the rotund Neil to Norman (voiced by Kodi Smit-McPhee), a boy who can see ghosts.
Your Blu-ray/DVD collection will get a serious “Twilight” bite on March 2.