|
This Weekend, Watch This
New movies are released into theaters every weekend. How do you decide which movie to watch? Some people could pick a movie based on the title (Surprisingly, Miracle on 34th Street, Step Up 2 The Streets, and Wall Street all have different genres).
www.boxofficeprophets.com
Free Movies For Military Families Memorial Weekend At The Drive-In
In celebration of Memorial Day Weekend, May 25-27th, Hull’s Drive-In will offer free admission all weekend to Active Duty or Retired Military and their immediate family members. This weekend the movies will be The Pirates! Band of Misfits (rated PG) and The Lucky One (rated PG-13).
www.rockbridgeweekly.com
Texting in movie theaters: An idea whose time has come?
Several prominent industry figures seemed to endorse the idea that, at a time when teenagers are going to the movies less and less, it might be time to relax our prohibitions against texting in theaters.
www.latimes.com
Bradford Young, Cinematographer for ‘Middle of Nowhere’
Bradford Young, whose movies have focused on people who have been marginalized, says he is still trying to figure out what he wants to say with the camera.
www.nytimes.com
15 Current Technologies A Child Born Today Will Never Use
From the moment that I found out my wife was pregnant with our first child, a son, I’ve thought of his development in terms of tech. When pregnancy sites described our six-week-old fetus as the size of a “lentil,” I referred to him as the length of an RFID chip. When the doctor said he had reached 1.3 pounds, I told all my friends that my son was the size of an iPad. When he was born this week ...
news.yahoo.com
Mark Duplass, that hard-working actor whose name you don't know
He's in several films, including the coming 'Safety Not Guaranteed,' and continues to make movies with 'mumblecore' brother Jay. Barefoot and bleary-eyed, Mark Duplass opened the door to his office, an apartment in Los Feliz. "I feel like I'm stoned," the 35-year-old actor said, apologizing for his appearance and trying to wipe the sleep out of his eyes.
www.latimes.com
Got story? Hollywood builds tales on famous brands
Hollywood is known for snatching up best-selling books and turning them into big-screen blockbusters: "Twilight," ''Harry Potter," ''The Hunger Games," ''The Help" and countless others.
news.yahoo.com
How Amazon is changing the rules for books and movies
The online retail giant is tapping its huge customer base and vast technical underpinnings to reshape the way books, movies, and television programs are made. Originally posted at News - Internet & Media
news.cnet.com
The Dictator: Has Sacha Baron Cohen's shtick gotten old?
After shocking audiences with Borat and Bruno, the strategically crass character actor attempts to strike gold again with his fish-out-of-water formula
news.yahoo.com
How to Save Money at the Movie Theater
My family has a Friday night tradition: dinner and a movie. No, we don't go to a restaurant then the theater. We make the kids dinner and let them eat it while watching a DVD or movie that we
community.nasdaq.com
|
