“To my mind, it is crazy to say the Internet is going to kill off movies,” she said, dishing up a humorous and passionate argument on the continuing power of film. read more    Â
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Come October 10, 15 iconic Cantonese movies from the 1950s and 1960s will be screened at the National Museum of Singapore.
Through their male protagonists, two new films smartly critique the media’s objectification of women, but don’t manage to include three-dimensional female characters of their own. Â Â Â Â
Having just recently turned two years old in 1977, The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh would have been an ideal film for me. If only we had the technology and screening opportunities that we do now. My parents needed their night off and probably wouldn’t have taken a two year old to see The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh anyway
The American distributor of the Australian film “The Sapphires” is apologizing for the DVD cover, which some have called sexist and racist, and said Monday it is considering new cover art for fu…
This image is the DVD cover for the movie “The Sapphires” distributed by Australian company Hopscotch Entertainment. AP The Australian DVD cover shows four actresses of various races prominently in the foreground, and Chris O’Dowd, who plays their manager, in the background.
The company is celebrating, but analysts worry about its ability to diversify as the DVD market shrinks.
The company is celebrating, but analysts worry about its ability to diversify as the DVD market shrinks.