This is not a spoiler: Bella has Edward’s baby in “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1,” a human-vampire hybrid that eats her up from the inside and threatens her very life.
Online ticket seller Fandango said Thursday that customers heading to see movies on more than 1,000 screens owned by Regal Entertainment Corp. no longer have to print out tickets — as long as they have a cellphone with a screen.
DVD DISPUTE: More than 25 million current and former Netflix customers are being offered a sliver of a $27.5 million payment to settle part of a lawsuit alleging the video subscription service conspired with Wal-Mart to inflate the prices to rent and buy DVDs.
Last week, British singer Adele announced plans to offer free screenings of her full-length concert DVD, Live at the Royal Albert Hall, in select theaters in 26 cities around the globe.
Kung Fu Panda 2 doesn’t quite compare with The Godfather: Part 2, but it’s certainly up there with The Empire Strikes Back in the pantheon of superior sequels revolving around father-son issues.
Atlas Productions LLC is recalling over 100,000 covers for its DVD version of ‘Atlas Shrugged’ because it mistakenly describes the work, saying “AYN RAND’s timeless novel of courage and self-sacrifice comes to life…” As anyone who has read the book can tell you, Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged is not about self-sacrifice so much as it’s a defense of self-interest. In fact, the novel is penned by a …
“Immortals,” which opens today, is hardly the first movie to raid the myths for screenplay material. And it’s hardly the first to squeeze a large man into tiny clothing as he flexes his will in a quest for undying glory….
Famed British band Radiohead are releasing live DVD and Blu-ray versions of their 54-minute BBC Live from the Basement broadcast of The King of Limbs, which aired this July.
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LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – Submarine Entertainment has been busily selling the DVD and home entertainment rights to Robert B. Weide’s documentary on director Woody Allen.