Having just recently turned two years old in 1977, The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh would have been an ideal film for me. If only we had the technology and screening opportunities that we do now. My parents needed their night off and probably wouldn’t have taken a two year old to see The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh anyway
Astute Gazette readers can get a free Panasonic Blu Ray player, courtesy of Andrew’s TV in Colchester, when they buy a Panasonic TV from the E6 range. For details of this and other great offers, see today’s Gazette.
And now for something completely different. UK prog favorites Anathema will be releasing their new DVD “Universal†on September 17. Filmed in September of last year at a special one-off show at Bulgaria’s ancient Roman theatre of Philippopolis with the Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra , the show features prominently material from the band’s recent output, especially the outstanding 2012 album …
While the country’s booming box office is a draw, non-live-action movies are struggling to cash in, making U.S.
(KTVI) – Kevin Steincross and Tim Ezell take a look at the latest movie releases for home viewing.
Going to the movies has gotten expensive and it seems like the price for a bucket of popcorn rivals that of a barrel of oil. But who says you have to go out to the movies to have a good time?
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ –Â 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 …
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Rentrak Corporation (NASDAQ: RENT) today announced the top ten movies-on-demand titles based on consumer transaction rate. Movies-on-demand are transactional …
[Independent]Biola AlabiM-Net, a South Africa based TV company that also airs on DStv, has so far accepted more than 60 Ugandan movies to be screened to the whole world. Biola Alabi, the channel’s managing director in Africa, recently visited Uganda and spoke to Julius Businge about the prospects for Uganda’s film industry.
It may be an Abba-free zone, but this sweet Mediterranean romance has so much in common with Mamma Mia (Pierce Brosnan included) that it could have been marketed as a remake. Â Â Â Â