Superman can leap tall buildings, but can he fight rising movie prices? Consumers are spending more per visit at theaters even as attendance declines. But there are new ways for fans to cut the price of …
Mass movie casualties are nothing new certainly, disaster flicks have been killing scores of anonymous people for decades, but the ever-upping ante has made it increasingly difficult to enjoy these blockbuster spectacles. In discussing the recurring 9/11 imagery in action films, Vulture’s Kyle Buchanan brang up a broader worry that has been rattling around in my head for a while: There’s an …
Experience what was going on during the 1940s when, in conjunction with “There’s a War On! The Falmouth Home Front, 1940-1945” Falmouth Museums on the Green shows movies that were playing in the theaters during that era.
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Your weekly guide on Hollywood and Bollywood movies releasing this week.
“Movies on the Lawn” enthusiasts are in for a treat this week with two different movies scheduled to be shown on two different nights. 0 read more
Film and TV producer Lynda Obst explains what went so terribly wrong with movies in her new book, Sleepless in Hollywood. Here, she outlines four big reasons for the sea of warmed-over sameness that is studio filmmaking (and one reason the creatively driven film might survive).