A Viewer's Guide to Weekend Movies: Slow Weekend at the Theaters? Psh, 'Bring It On'
We're just stuck in this miasma of wide-release mediocrity, and only on demand movies can tide us over until fall.
August 15, 2014
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We're just stuck in this miasma of wide-release mediocrity, and only on demand movies can tide us over until fall.
When we talk about the price of entertainment—like movies, TV and video games—it typically comes in the form of one specific complaint: “That costs how much?” But determining what media is the most expensive is more difficult than it seems, since we pay for TV by the month, movies by the ticket, magazines by the year, and mobile apps by, well, whenever. Linette Lopez passes along a fun graph …
CHICAGO — via PRWEB – Blu-Ray discs are known for their space and high definition audio and video content, ensuring crisp and clear studio-like quality. iDEA Media, a vertical of InnerWorkings Company, …
If there was any actor who could make the entire family laugh, it was Robin Williams.
Ever wondered what it takes to get that movie to your inflight screen? This special report details who, what and how much it takes to bring you the best in IFE (we'll explain).
Daniel Radcliffe has criticised today's action movies – saying that they are not being made as well as they used to be.
Amid divisive contract disputes, the Walt Disney Company is the latest multimedia giant to find itself in Amazon's crosshairs.
Embracing its recurring role of the hyper-capitalist antihero, Amazon.com is refusing to accept pre-orders for DVDs of a handful of Walt Disney box-office smash hits, including “Captain America: The Winter Soldier†and “Maleficent,†as the online hypermarket presses for better payment terms.
which opens on August 8. The film centers on a young, aspiring chef whose family restaurant is in direct competition with a nearby famed, French eatery. The results are yummy.