John Avlon says when the new Aaron Sorkin HBO drama “The Newsroom” debuts, it will join a slew of Hollywood depictions of journalists at work. They’re worth watching again
With the debut of Aaron Sorkin’s new show The Newsroom on HBO this Sunday, I’ve been thinking about the best film depictions of journalism in American history. Any ‘best-of’ list is inherently subjective, but you definitely don’t need to be a journalist to appreciate the sense of purpose these classic films provide.
America’s first movie “sweetheart” is profiled in a new documentary, leading these vintage titles in Blu-ray upgrades and DVD…
Courtesy of Charlotte on the Cheap Free nautical themed movies at ImaginOn summer 2012
[Posted 20 Jun 2012 by Svend Joscelyne] Capcom’s awesome Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney series has been the subject of an awesome feature-length film directed by awesome Japanese auteur Takashi Miike. You may have heard about it
A mid-season series that just finished its abbreviated initial outing leads these TV programs new to DVD.
THE FILM:The spooky thriller DARKNESS from 2002 came out on Blu-ray a few months ago in Echo Bridge’s “Masters of…
The New York Times film critics on “Rock of Ages,” “The Woman in the Fifth” and “Your Sister’s Sister.”
HBO has apologized for a scene in its hit fantasy series “Game of Thrones” that showed the decapitated head of former President George W. Bush on a pike and said the scene will be removed from future DVD releases.
Gerry Lopez (R), chief executive of AMC Entertainment, listens to a question next to Wang Jianlin, president of Wanda Group, during a media conference after an official signing ceremony in Beijing May 21, 2012.