A list of 2011 holiday movie releases, many of which are likely Oscar-bound, including: “The Artist,” “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” and “War Horse.” More populist fare includes “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” “The Adventures of Tintin,” “New Year’s Eve” and “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.”
Over three dozen new films will be vying for attention between Thanksgiving and New Years Day. Entertainment Weekly Editor Jess Cagle previews the most exciting films of this season.
I’ll admit, I’m a bit of an Anglophile – at least, when it comes to humor – so I’m heavily skewed towards clever British film and television. Specifically, I’ve watched two films in the past month, both of which are British, and both of which are brilliantly funny. But aside …
We bring you the news of many Cartoon Network releases coming to DVD, but not often do we get to throw around an Emmy-nominated series.
Two scenes from the moviegoing life, yesterday . . .
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American film critic Pauline Kael was a brash, exuberant female writer at a time when most of her colleagues were buttoned up — and male.
In an effort to reclaim a movie market that’s been dominated by the likes of Netflix, Amazon and iTunes, Hollywood has come out with UltraViolet, a service that allows users to buy and store movies digitally. But the system has its problems.
The Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton mixed martial arts drama Warrior is currently scheduled for a December 20 release on DVD and Blu-ray combo pack, each set loaded with a bevy of special features that were just revealed today…
The popular movie rental kiosks known as Redbox, begin a price hike on DVD rentals today.