If you love movies and don't subscribe to Every Frame a Painting on YouTube, you're missing out. Each video is a short but intense look at some aspect of movie making, and you'll always learn something by watching. This video explains how movies have dealt with something we take for granted in our daily lives: The text message.
'Tis the season for Hallmark movies, and sometimes nothing is quite as good for emptying the brain. Until you get called out on Twitter.
Scientists at Swinburne University in Australia develop new DVD tech. Their method uses two lasers to write data to the old disc format (stock image shown).
The release of The Complete Pee-wee's Playhouse on Blu-ray is here, and what better place to let the whole world know than on Jimmy Fallon? Bouncing off a segment where Fallon himself does voice-overs of famous movie trailers with a Pee-wee voice, Paul Reubens was asked to do the same. Reubens suggested that he'd been contacted several times in the … Continue reading
One of the single greatest animes ever made according to just about everyone in existence, Cowboy Bebop, will see release on high-def Blu-ray on December 16th. That means any lover of jazz, science fiction, westerns, and robots needs this in their home as soon as humanly possible.
It’s that time of year again, folks. Halloween is upon us and we must wear costumes, eat sugary treats, and watch movies that give us nightmares
By Kathryn Doyle NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Parents may get so accustomed to seeing sex and violence in movies and television that they end up lowering their standards for what kids are allowed to watch, a new report suggests. In a new study, parents who watched several clips of movie violence in succession became desensitized over time, and they relaxed their standards for what they would …