On the red carpet, the Venice Film Festival has had glitz and glamour, the snap of camera shutters — and the sting of mosquitoes. On-screen, it's had war, death and depression, both emotional and economic.
T he last few months of 2014 are jam packed with movies, so it can be hard to look at that list and figure out which ones you absolutely cannot miss. These are the movies that are so big everyone will be talking about them, and if you want to join in on the conversation, you'll see them before you get spoiled. (Or maybe you're antisocial, in which case we recommend our list of this fall's best …
In anticipation of the release of Captain America: The Winter Soldier on Blu-ray and DVD, Marvel Entertainment has released three clips from the up coming release. They will be hosting a special autograph signing with the directors in Hollywood
Over Labor Day weekend we had the chance to see our beloved Ghostbusters back on the big screen. To celebrate the 30th anniversary even further…
Imagine all the thrill of a series of discussions about college football player evaluations and trades involving NFL draft picks captured on the big screen (and now your smaller home screen). Actually, there's no need to imagine it, when you can watch it.
When Dave Gibson started out, films were things you shot movies on, not something you watched. Nikki Macdonald talks to the new Film Commission boss about how far the movie business has come, and where it's going.
Having earned over $585 million worldwide, How to Train Your Dragon 2 will be available on Digital HD October 21 before arriving on Blu-ray and DVD November 11.
Melissa and Hambone are up to it again! This Labor Day Weekend all they want to do is squeeze the last of the Flix juice from the Net rind, or else what is their $8.65 a month even for? They delight in destruction; the gleam in Hambone's eyes says, “I want to see it when these movies vanish from Netflix. The actual moment they blink out of existence
From director Michael Bay and executive producer Steven Spielberg and in association with Hasbro, Inc., Paramount Pictures’ $1 billion worldwide blockbuster Transformers: Age of Extinction makes its highly-anticipated debut September 30, 2014 on Blu-ray, Blu-ray 3D, DVD and VOD.
The company behind “Lucy,” which opens July 25, will seek to acquire more English-language movies to go through its new joint marketing-distribution venture with Relativity Media. read more