You see an interesting movie trailer and decide you’d like to see the film in the theater. You go about your life and forget about it, and before you know it, the movie is in limbo between the big screen and Netflix.
Another day, another movie idea that’s more about synergy and product placement than about the movie. Even though “Battleship” sank at the U.S.
Movies in the Park returned to Marco Island Friday evening at Mackle Park, with a showing of the animated kid flick “Fly Me to the Moon.” Hundreds gathered on the playing field as the sun set, with blankets, lawn chairs, buckets of popcorn and the children, with the stars above mirroring the spaceflight theme of the movie.
NEW YORK, NY – March 7, 2012 – On Monday, The Weinstein Company (TWC) ran a highly successful campaign on Twitter to drive awareness around the issue of bullying in the United States. The #BullyMovie effort, inspired by the film BULLY, which will be in theaters on March 30, resulted in a significant spike in conversation around the issue of bullying and a massive 100x increase in conversation about the film on Twitter.
Family Guy: Volume 9 This three-disc set features 14 uncensored episodes from the eighth and ninth seasons of Fox’s hit animated series, including the memorable 150th episode, Brian and Stewie, and an extended version of And Then There Were Fewer. The set also features deleted scenes, side-by-side animatics, audio commentaries, three featurettes, and an episode of The Cleveland Show with a …
Highlights from this week’s DVD releases:The Simpsons: Season 14 This four-disc (three-disc Blu-ray) set includes all 22 episodes, plus tons of bonus material. Commentary tracks, after being absent from previous releases, are back
Roger Ebert’s At the Movies will go on an indefinite hiatus at the end of the year, Ebert announced on his blog. Our public television program Ebert Presents At The Movies will go on hiatus while we find necessary funding, Ebert wrote Wednesday.
These are the highest-grossing, most classic, and most quotable movies that were released during the 4th of July weekend. Contributor: L. Vincent Poupard Published: Jun 27, 2011
The ‘Jurassic Park’ trilogy finally reaches Blu-ray and ‘Captain America’ adds to the Marvel collection on home video in this week’s DVD and Blu-ray releases.
With recent movie remakes like “Footloose” and “The Karate Kid” — and the soon to be remade “Robocop” — I’m beginning to realize something: I’m getting old. The original incarnations came out when I was a child