Best picture nominees ‘Lincoln’ and ‘Les Miserables’ resonated with older filmgoers, and their box-office success could lead to green lights for similar projects. The big winners at this year’s Academy Awards: adult moviegoers.
In its first week of release on DVD and Blue-ray, Fox’s “Skyfall” — the latest James Bond installment — topped DVD and Blue-ray sales chart, knocking “Hotel Transylvania” out of the No. 1 spot.
In its first week of release on DVD and Blue-ray, Denzel Washington’s action-thriller “Flight†soared to the top of the rental chart but failed to knock “Hotel Transylvania” out of its No. 1 spot in the sales rankings.
New York Times op-ed columnist Maureen Dowd is the latest to lash out at the liberties taken with historical accuracy in movies contending for Oscars this year.
The low-budget westerns, noirs, serials and other films were fast and entertaining and, for some, launch pads to stardom. Of today’s directors, Quentin Tarantino owes much to the genre. B-movies, those low-budget, low-prestige genre films that were fan favorites for decades, have an enduring place in Hollywood history.
A long, illustrious list of musicians have developed a fruitful connection (artistically and economically) to the Greek Theatre (hello, Neil Diamond).
Purchasers chastise Disney for ‘gutting’ UK home video versions of extras including director’s commentary Fans of superhero epic The Avengers have expressed their outrage at studio Disney’s decision to release the home video version in Britain without the director’s commentary and other extras. Purchasers of the new DVD and Blu-Ray release of the blockbuster comic book movie took to Amazon to …
Purchasers chastise Disney for ‘gutting’ UK home video versions of extras including director’s commentary Fans of superhero epic The Avengers have expressed their outrage at studio Disney’s decision to release the home video version in Britain without the director’s commentary and other extras. Purchasers of the new DVD and Blu-Ray release of the blockbuster comic book movie took to Amazon to …
Walt Disney Studios will no longer release movies from its partner DreamWorks Studios around the world.
The filmmaker was developing projects, including a ‘Top Gun’ sequel.