With 2013’s movies all released (at least in the major markets—sorry, Real America, you’ll have to wait until January for August: Osage County) it’s time to start looking ahead to 2014. The Monuments Men – February 7. George Clooney’s “Oceans 11 during World War II with art” movie was supposed to come out at the end of 2013 but was delayed in order to give Clooney and company more time to finish …
SHAH ALAM, Dec 30 (Bernama) — A total of 1.19 million DVD movies without B certificates worth RM33.1 million and 3,468 DVD porn movies worth RM520,200 were seized by the Film Censorship Control and Enforcement Division and the Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN) Selangor branch through 946 raids this year, said its director Noor Aziah Abdullah.
The entertainment industry has made it virtually impossible for you not to retreat into the comfort of the movies this weekend. Whether it’s the aggressive and sexy amorality of The Wolf of Wall Street or a night at home with ghosts and home invaders, you have plenty of options to while away the waning hours of 2013 with
That’s close enough to the three-hour breaking point to make Wolf the longest non-documentary feature of Scorsese’s 46 years making movies.
This was a bad year for movies, but that doesn’t mean I didn’t see at least 25 good ones. It bothers me that my list consists of a few foreign films and documentaries, since most people won’t even know those …
By Todd Leopold (CNN) — It was a terrible year for movies.
A while back, DVD companies hoping to sell their products in countries like Poland faced a dilemma. They could sell their products at a nice profit in the booming U.S. market, but to sell products in those other countries, they had to lower their prices. Such variable pricing is a common business practice. All kinds of services are less expensive in Poland than in the United States. An hour …
“The Wolverine,†now available on Blu-ray and DVD, stars Hugh Jackman in this action-adventure-fantasy from James Mangold, director of “Walk the Line.â€
Ninety percent of the top-grossing movies over a 25-year period contained at least one violent main character, regardless of MPAA rating
Watching violent movies makes teenagers more aggressive, and that violence is almost always associated with sex, drinking and smoking.