21 Jump Street: Based on the 1980s TV series, this movie takes the name and the part where young cops infiltrate high schools, and then mocks pretty much everything else, with plenty of success. Channing Tatum holds his…
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Feature: “Amor en Transito” (2010), “Battle Royale” (2000), “Carnage” (2011), “Gainsbourg” (2012), “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” (2011), “The Hills Have Eyes: Part Two” (1985), “In the Garden of Sounds” (2009), “…
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RATING: (WILD APPLAUSE) The Adventures of Tintin Director Steven Spielberg and producer Peter Jackson collaborated on this entertaining 3-D motion-captured adaptation of the classic Hergé comics, which follow an…
In collaboration with Rotten Tomatoes and its parent company, Flixster, The Chronicle presents the critical consensus of movies adapted from television shows. The latest film, “21 Jump Street,” is at Bay Area theaters. (…
ONLINE VIDEO Walmart offering to convert DVDs Walmart is joining Hollywood’s emerging system for letting consumers access movies they buy on discs over multiple devices including tablet computers and smart phones. In…
The ‘Tintin’ Blu-ray comes in 3D edition for $6 more. (Credit: Paramount) A few weeks ago Paramount released the Blu-ray for “Hugo,” which has a nearly flawless video transfer and offers incredibly sharp video and great sound. The studio returns today with the Blu-ray release of Steven Spielberg’s ” The Adventures of Tintin ,” which famously combines performance capture with digital computer …
uRexsoft iPad DVD Ripper is currently available free of charge. (Credit: Screenshot by Rick Broida/CNET) Want to make your DVD library more travel-friendly? Rip those movies and load ’em up on your iPad.