Sandler: I believe in my movies
Adam Sandler has said he believes in his movies and he will continue to try to make people laugh because he loves doing it.
September 12, 2014
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Adam Sandler has said he believes in his movies and he will continue to try to make people laugh because he loves doing it.
The effect of movies featuring dogs on the popularity of dog breeds can last up to 10 years and is correlated with the general success of the movies, according to new research.
Watching old films, watching ourselves, and the existential therapy of nostalgia
The thing about seeing movies at the Toronto Film Festival is that not everybody sees the movies at the same time. Have you seen Julianne Moore's performance in Still Alice? I went into director Phillippe Falardeau's The Good Lie having heard nothing, beyond the fact that people knew Reese Witherspoon was in it
Paramount Pictures' “Transformers: Age of Extinction” will be first the official Blu-ray encoded with a ​Dolby Atmos soundtrack when it is released later this month.>
On the red carpet, the Venice Film Festival has had glitz and glamour, the snap of camera shutters — and the sting of mosquitoes. On-screen, it's had war, death and depression, both emotional and economic.
Why: Traditionally, the Toronto Film Festival was the kick-off to Oscar Season, with the big awardsy movies setting themselves up for the final few months of the year. In recent years, and to no small amount of consternation from the TIFF folks, other film festivals have been eating their lunch. Last year's two top Oscar contenders — 12 Years a Slave and Gravity — made their world premieres at …
Guardians of the Galaxy star Dave Bautista revealed that a deleted scene where “Drax explained his tattoos” will be featured in the DVD. According to Comicbook.com, Bautista in an interview in Fan Expo in Canada said, “There were some scenes that were cut out, and some of them will make the extras on the DVD.”Â
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Viewers of a new reality show will soon find out what happens when two fledgling directors are given $850,000 to direct their own movies from the same script.
You’d expect Super Bowl and World Series champions to produce DVDs, telling of their achievements that led to championships, but one of the wheelchair basketball teams in town this weekend for the ann