It’s a universal truth that movies based on video games suck. Need for Speed, starring a post-Breaking Bad Aaron Paul and hitting theaters this weekend, will likely continue the tradition, as it sits with a 24 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This isn’t surprising news. But it makes us wonder: are video game films the most maligned movie sub-genre?
Since 1937, people have been saying there are political messages in children’s movies.
A handful of stores in Phnom Penh’s City Mall closed up shop yesterday morning, draping large curtains over their storefronts rather than face an impending police raid on businesses allegedly selling pirated movies there, police and other vendors said.
British and Australian television programs — an iconic, venerable sci-fi series and a one-season comedy-mystery series…
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Two thrillers released in theaters late last year — “Hours†and “Oldboy†— lead new…
This week’s reviews of what’s new on Blu-ray and DVD by Matt Brunson (View From The Couch is a weekly column that reviews what’s new on Blu-ray and DVD.) FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT (1940).… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
When it comes to major movies, California is no longer the world’s production capital — that would be Louisiana, according to a new study released Thursday. Eighteen of the 108 films released last year that were produced by the major studios and the five biggest independents were shot in the Bayou State, according to the 2013 Feature Film Production Study from FilmL.A., the region’s non-profit …
Review by John Delia A cat and mouse thriller, Bethlehem comes to the United States with a complex story that features real places and issues.Â