LOS ANGELES, July 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — RENTRAK CORPORATION (NASDAQ: RENT) today announced the Top-10 DVD & Blu-ray sales and rentals according to the company’s Retail Essentials and Home Video Essentials …
FROM MTV GEEK: Marvel’s Phase Three movies remain largely unknown. “Ant-Man” arrives in November 2015, and a slew of release dates are already on hold for Marvel past that — but the exact titles remain unclear. If Marvel legend Stan Lee is to be believed, however, we may know two of Marvel’s upcoming mystery projects: “Doctor
Mania has given me a lot of great opportunities in the 6 years that I have been writing for them. One of the finer moments came when I sat down with Chan-wook Park and did a 1:1 interview. Just he and I talking about movies.
Last week, we asked you to pick your top three favorite movies from the first half of 2013 in no particular order. Since today marks the official start to the second half of 2013, we thought it would be fun to take a look back at what those results were and how you voted. Click
by Brett White While you’re clearing off shelf space for those new Disney Store exclusive “Iron Man 3” figures, go on and clear off a half-inch more for the “Iron Man 3” Blu-ray. The third installment in the ridiculously successful sub-franchise of the even-more-successful Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise will be released on September 24th, enabling
Furrowed brows and harsh whispers are the order of the day in this slick but predictable political thriller, which stars Mark Wahlberg (in one expression mode: befuddled) as Billy Taggart, a New York private eye and former cop who is taken for a ride by Russell Crowe’s corrupt mayor. Â Â Â Â
Gael GarcÃa Bernal, in his best role since Y Tu Mamá También, plays Rene, a skateboarding advertising hotshot tasked with running the 1988 “NO†campaign against General Pinochet’s vicious Chilean dictatorship.
The stars of ‘White House Down’ and ‘The Heat’ outshine their movies.
All movies are 2012/13 releases unless otherwise noted. Availability: DVD | Blu-ray | Both Blu-ray and DVD In 1964, a British television network brought together a group of 14 children—then, aged 7, and selected to represent a variety of socioeconomic groups—for a documentary called Seven Up!