DVD Talk Collector Series German director-screenwriter Werner Herzog makes movies like no other. His best fiction features – in recent years he's become as famous for his documentaries – are hypnotic, dream-like mediations on obsession/passion/compulsion and often the clash of foreign plunderers, native peoples, and their natural environments, often told in operatic terms.
The annual process that decides which mainland movies can screen on the self-ruled island has many critics.
Sony Pictures Entertainment on Wednesday announced a special DVD and Blu-ray version of its controversial film “The Interview” with extra content that will poke fun at the idea of dating North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. In a statement, Sony said the “Freedom Edition” of the Seth Rogen and James Franco caper — about a CIA plot to assassinate Kim — would be released on February 17.
On January 11, 2015, DVDFab Media Player, the industry leader when it comes to Blu-ray playback solution, released an updated ver.
Digital Video Archive L.L.C. will unveil the DVA, the successor to DVD at the 2015 International CES show in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 6-9, 2015. To schedule a private meeting, please contact Robert Hanley at robert@Digitalvideoarchive.com.
Even though all the big Hollywood movies now get a release in China, domestic movies are still performing very well says a report by Entgroup
Digital Video Archive L.L.C. will unveil the DVA, the successor to DVD at the 2015 International CES show in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 6-9, 2015.
Digiarty Software today announces that the 2014 Christmas special promo is in full swing and the 75% off gift pack containing WinX DVD Ripper Platinum, DVD Copy Pro, HD Video Conve
To kick off THR's annual awards-season series, 'Chef's' Jon Favreau, 'The Theory of Everything's' Anthony McCarten, 'The Imitation Game's' Graham Moore and 'Interstellar's' Jonathan Nolan open up about everything from their role models to the trick to writing “perfect movies.” Says Flynn: “I'm all about the unhappy ending. I will not give you what you want”
Even critically acclaimed movies with black casts and directors, such as ?Selma,? struggle to find financing in an industry dominated by white executives.