Jana Prikryl The Age of Movies: Selected Writings of Pauline Kael by Pauline Kael, edited by Sanford Schwartz Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark by Brian Kellow When Movies Mattered: Reviews from a Transformative Decade by Dave Kehr Jill Krementz Pauline Kael with Janet Flanner at the National Book Awards, where she was honored 
for her film criticism, New York City, April 1974 It’s not hard to …
DVD and Blu-ray have already made more than £700m for UK retail this year. That entertainment sector is tracking ahead of last year, with 90.3m discs sold. And it is outstripping year-to-date sales of video games both in terms of units and value
Persona 4: The Animation might be one of the trickie types of adaptation: one where the narrative offers a close–is condensed–interpretation of the source material. In this case, it’s Atlus’ 2009 RPG which followed a group of teens as they investigated a series murders in the small town of Inaba, ultimately coming face-to-face with supernatrual
A new DVD which teaches students and teachers how to save water at their schools and at home will be distributed to all primary and secondary schools across the State.
Video stores are turning to low-cost self-service kiosks, and Video Ezy is the latest to test the market for DVD vending machines in supermarkets and malls.
Albuquerque police have come out with a three DVD set that show people how to spot a workplace shooter before he becomes a workplace shooter.
There is a secret world of movies, beneath the one we know. Hidden among the superheroes, explosions and car chases are films that don’t attract headlines or online buzz, yet quietly prosper
There is something special about seeing a movie you love in its true home.
A DVD that aims to help parents of children who stutter is available at Salt Lake County libraries.
Movies have of late lost all their mirth. Where has the joy gone?