January 4, 2014
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Just in time for the holiday gift giving comes the perfect gift for any member of the Navajo Nation — your own copy of “Star Wars” dubbed in Navajo.
In terms of content, they may reinforce particular themes of the season, but they are especially distinguished by context, explains Skip Dine Young, professor of psychology at Hanover College in Indiana and author of “Psychology at the Movies.” Just like the holiday itself, movie-watching on Christmas has become its own tradition, he adds. In his research, Young found that many families not only …
Just in time for the start of the holiday season, Twentieth Century Fox has released a classic, ghostly love story to Blu-ray. The Ghost and Mrs.
 With the announcement of yet another Marvel Animated feature, my hopes began to rise. Let’s be honest, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment cranks out the animated DC Universe like nobody’s business
All your friends have Netflix. We can all access a wealth of movies any time we want. But DVD box sets can still make fantastic gifts, if they’re cool-looking enough, and contain stuff your loved ones will watch over and over.
 When I first saw Thom E. Eberhardt’s Night of the Comet, it was simply because of the original box (beautifully supplied here by Scream Factory as a reverse cover)
By Lisa Richwine LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Comcast Corp plans to start selling movies for download and streaming through the cable operator’s set-top boxes and its Xfinity TV website, according to people with knowledge of the plan. The effort will offer a new path for Hollywood studios to generate revenue from films after they leave theaters.
With today’s release of Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel, I thought I would open up a wound that has not necessarily healed. Before we get into the heart of the matter, I had a few thoughts I would like to share with you. The first is that I have discarded all that has come before with Superman in the movies.
Part of why the Thor movies work as well as they do is because Chris Hemsworth really doesn’t have to do that much to convince us he’s a god. And the Thor movies know it, too, which is why they remain the true comedies of the Marvel universe. Though not quite as sprightly as Kenneth Branagh’s original outing, Thor: The Dark World is still a zippy gambol.