(Reuters) – Veteran film critic Roger Ebert said that his “At the Movies” television show will go on hiatus at the end of the year while additional funding is sought. Ebert said the move was necessary to allow public television stations that carry the show to plan their early 2012 programming
Movie theaters don’t offer a lot of double features anymore, but you can snap one up this weekend at select theaters, including the Cinemark University Mall in Orem and Cinemark 16 at Provo Towne Cent
Roger Ebert said that a resuscitated version of his long-running television series “At the Movies” would once again be halted while he seeks new sponsors for the show.
Sky has launched a movies on demand service on the Sky Go app, meaning that Sky Movies can be viewed on mobile and tablets as well as on TV and online.
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Chloë Moretz says she wants “to make people smile†like Audrey Hepburn.
Though best known as a Bay Area theater director, Amy Glazer has movies in her blood. As a child, she got to hang out with Mel Brooks and Zero Mostel because her uncle, Sidney Glazier (who spelled his name differently),…
Grab some popcorn! For one week only, due to Thanksgiving release dates, NewsFeed’s Glen Levy brings you the movies you should check out (or avoid) on a Wednesday.