50 years ago, the majority of movies were made for adults
Movies today are dominated by comic book heroes and fantasies, but 50 years ago films were more often made for adults.
June 15, 2014
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Movies today are dominated by comic book heroes and fantasies, but 50 years ago films were more often made for adults.
The contemporary Western “Longmire” leads TV shows on video this week, including “Kung Fu: the Legend Continues” and “Rizzoli & Isles.” The cable series “Longmire†goes to Blu-ray, and several other shows, ranging from “Kung Fu: The Legend Continues†to “Rizzoli & Isles†arrive on DVD.
“The Color of Lies” by Claude Chabrol, the French Alfred Hitchcock, makes its Blu-ray debut this week along with the fourth version of Oliver Stone’s Alexander the Great biography.
After “Star Trek,†William Shatner’s next TV series was a Western comedy set in San Francisco,…
Movies in the park will be held at Shawnee Park following First Friday events.During inclement weather, the movies will be shown at Faith Community United Methodist Church located at 100 Country Club Drive.
Two new box sets offer vintage World War II movies and documentaries upgraded to Blu-ray, leading a bevy of newly released…
CEDAR FALLS | Movies Under the Moon has announced the schedule for its 11th season of free movie nights.
If you’re a “Frankenstein†completist, you might feel compelled to watch “I, Frankenstein.†But…
Going to the movies is a classic American pastime: Dark theater and two to three hours of not thinking and simply being entertained — this is still appealing to most. However, the ticket price for admission has risen considerably over the last few years. In 2013, the average cost of a single movie ticket reached an all-time high.