October 15, 2013
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Over the past two weeks, New York cinephiles have been buzzing over the wide range of movies screening at the 51st New York Film Festival, which included many of this year’s most anticipated Oscar contenders. I’ve attended my fair share of New York Film Festival screenings, and while scheduling conflicts meant I couldn’t cross every film off my list — sorry, 12 Years a Slave and Nebraska — I did …
It’s bad enough that the DCAU is dominated by Batman and Superman titles. It’s bad enough that they saw fit to do an adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns, surely a graphic novel that needs no wider fan base, while splitting it up into two releases
LOS ANGELES – What’s the difference between Hollywood’s fall movie selection and what the adult industry has to offer?
Movies were a cheap diversion. And at 5 to 10 cents a bag, popcorn was a snack most people could afford    Â
DVD releases this week include a mixed bag of new movies led by older films with such vintage stars as Lee Marvin, Roger…
Classic movies in theaters this month include “The Quiet Man,†“The African Queen†and silent-comedy…
A sexy new take on the vampire myth, Neil Jordan’s Byzantium has a lot to recommend it, but Interview With The Vampire it is not, says Jenny Stanton
Through their male protagonists, two new films smartly critique the media’s objectification of women, but don’t manage to include three-dimensional female characters of their own. Â Â Â Â
“Hannibal: Season One,” is due out on Blu-Ray and DVD next week, but today, AccessHollywood.com has an exclusive sneak peek at a clip from the special features section.