In part two of the movies coming in 2014 we hope don’t suck, we look at the films that will be released between May through July. These are the films we hope don’t suck because there will be larger consequences if they do. The post Movies we hope don’t suck, 2014 edition, Part 2 appeared first on Digital Trends .
New Year’s Eve — it’s a night of possibility. At least in the movies, anything can happen: Going to the best (or worst) party, falling in love or stopping the end of the world. Sometimes it’s just a pivotal scene.
New Year’s Eve — it’s a night of possibility. At least in the movies, anything can happen: Going to the best (or worst) party, falling in love or stopping the end of the world. Sometimes it’s just a pivotal scene.
Glenn McDonald looks at some current box sets that might scratch an itch, particularly if you’ve got some gift cash burning a hole in your pocket.
I have always had a soft spot for those old, giant bug films like Them , and Tarantula. Those schlocky sci-fi/horrors of the 1950s were often unintentionally funny but always entertaining. Big Ass Spider is a throwback to those films but with a Tremors style brand of humor. Greg Gunberg (Heroes) stars as Alex Mathis…
The entertainment industry has made it virtually impossible for you not to retreat into the comfort of the movies this weekend. Whether it’s the aggressive and sexy amorality of The Wolf of Wall Street or a night at home with ghosts and home invaders, you have plenty of options to while away the waning hours of 2013 with
‘Movie theatres, despite their diminished stature, will continue to play a role in our culture. Just like cinema. After all, we have at least another big centennial to commemorate in our lifetime,’ says Murali Kamma.
Have you noticed changes in your Netflix service? I’m asking because my Netflix DVD service has declined of late. I should add that the vast majority of films and shows I want to watch are on DVD and aren’t available for Netflix streaming.