'The Vow' among films to land on DVD
New movies on DVD this week are led by a “chick flick” that was vilified by critics but went on to become a box office hit.
May 11, 2012
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New movies on DVD this week are led by a “chick flick” that was vilified by critics but went on to become a box office hit.
The Big Combo: This 1955 film noir, which kicks off the Roxie Theater’s two-week immersion in sex, crime and doom, has some features you don’t normally see in 1950 Hollywood cinema: A pair of gay hit men, a leading lady…
RATING: (SNOOZING VIEWER) Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie If you know the weird anti-comedy of Tim and Eric from their old Adult Swim show, you’ll know what to expect: They use deliberate ineptitude to make fun of…
Can we all agree that not all sports movies are cut from the same cloth? While some are artistically achieved, others pale in comparison and still others are completely outlandish. In this blog post, we’re talking about the latter.
There was a time when Tim Burton was considered an exciting filmmaker, when his aesthetic seemed daring, inventive and unmistakably his own.
Thomas K. Arnold Lionsgate’s “Haywire” bowed at No. 1 on the Blu-ray sales and rental charts
The movie house at the south end of Mizner Park went dark in the winter of 2010, and when iPic opened in Boca on May 4 it was nothing like a traditional theater.
British actor Sir Ian McKellen says he loves what he has seen of The Hobbit movies.
A cafe that screens little-seen movies and offers a comfy environment to sip coffee opened last month in Nagoya’s Naka Ward in a district once known for its abundance of movie theaters. “We hope to show films acceptable for many age groups,” said Manami Ejiri, 48, who runs the Theater Cafe with Midoriko Hayashi, 40.
Hollywood’s new box-office king, “The Avengers,” demonstrated the power of the throwback film ahead of several other films that will provide a blast from the past this summer.