A number of recent movies — including some of this year's top awards contenders — revive a decades-old debate about the type of director who shapes the most memorable films.
This was a great year for pretty good films, but a less-than-stellar year for truly great ones. I enjoyed many nights at the movies, and the summer blockbuster crop in particular was better, on average, than it has been in years, with few true disasters and quite a few moderate …
N etflix subscribers must be vigilant. We must take notice of not only new releases, but old ones. The streaming video service loves to take movies away and they don't offer notice when a movie is set to expire
I t was a great year for parents at the movies. Whether they were animated or live action, some of the year's funniest, coolest films were made with kids in mind. To look back at the year's most memorable family films, I asked my 4-year-old daughter, Charlie, to add some commentary, and also rank her favorite movies of the year.
From two very sick teenage lovebirds to a psychotic jazz conductor, 2014’s best movies were al
The holidays come with trappings and tradition; with family, flavors, and favored evergreens among them. Adding to the atmosphere is holiday entertainment—the sentimental songs and movies entirely inappropriate in mid-March that are the perfect December accompaniment. Given that this media has such a limited shelf life, most of us don’t bother to acquire it.
Universal Studios Home Entertainment has released the box art and release dates for The Boxtrolls . The animated film is already racking up the nominations for the upcoming award season. If you missed at the box office you will have you chance to see it, soon…
Britain's largest DVD and CD maker went into administration today, affecting 157 jobs days before Christmas.
From the home city of manned spaceflight, the Houston Symphony has released “The Earth–An HD Odyssey†on DVD and Blu-ray. “The Earth–An HD Odyssey†is the highly anticipated second installment of the
President Barack Obama says Americans should “go to the movies” without fear, despite hackers' threats against venues that show a controversial film that Sony has now decided to pull.