Netflix is used by so many optical optimists everyday to unearth old flicks and forgotten movies. A day of a Netflix user is like the other freaks and geeks who haunt cyberspace to get visual…
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2,000 Netflix Movies Expiring Today
Though the not-going-away-apparently trend of 3D movies is largely an irksome one, prizing cheap aesthetics over anything else, there are times when it can be used for good. Ang Lee’s Life of Pi comes to mind, in that it only used 3D to gently enrich rather than distract. And, I grudgingly suppose, that when a great older movie is touched up by the technology and rereleased, it can be a good …
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A 20-Year-Old Dinosaur Movie Is Making a Strong Case for the Future of 3D
This week’s DVD picks range from the macabre to the musical.
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New on DVD: From macabre to Broadway
MacXDVD Software has delved into new upgrade and unveils iPad Mini-compatible MacX DVD Ripper Pro. The peerless refinement embraces brand new features by adding fresh profiles and expanding audio and video format supported for iPad Mini and Surface. Simultaneously a great giveaway activity of this top-notch MacX DVD Ripper Pro is under its way for this spooky Halloween, which allows users to …
Leading CD replication and DVD replication company launches top quality, full-color shaped CD/DVD business cards to help business professionals, advertising agencies, direct marketers and others stand out in a competitive marketplace.
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Digital Flex Media’s Full-Color Shaped CD/DVD Business Cards Make Lasting Impression
The earliest movies known to be shot in color have been revived by film archivists, who on Wednesday gave an audience at London’s Science Museum a glimpse at cinema’s first attempts to show us the world as we see it.
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UK museum revives first-ever film shot in color
(Reuters) – Japan’s Fujifilm Holdings Corp will stop making film used to shoot motion pictures around next spring due to a fall in demand, Kyodo news agency said. The film and camera maker has seen faltering demand for motion picture film due to increasing digitalization in the movie industry, especially since a hike in the film prices in July, the news agency reported
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Fujifilm to stop making film for movies: Kyodo
In honor of Labor Day, a look at some of the films that have explored the workplace, from tragic to comedic. As far back as Louis Lumière’s 1895 “Workers Leaving the Lumiere Factory in Lyon” 46-second short, work has been a central theme in motion pictures.¶There have been stark dramas about officer workers as drones (King Vidor’s 1928 “The Crowd”), satires (Charlie Chaplin’s 1936 “Modern Times …
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Classic Hollywood: The movies at work
The European Commission on Tuesday said it had sent a “statement of objections” to 13 firms suspected of taking part in a cartel for optical disk drives, used to read or write data on CDs and DVDs.
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EU regulators suspect worldwide cartel in CD, DVD drives
Learn Portrait Paining Step-by-Step from Javier SotoAllenwood, NJ (PRWEB) July 23, 2012 Power Portraits, the long-awaited DVD from master portrait artist Javier Soto, is now available. “Javier is an amazing artist—one of the best talents around,” says Cliff Stieglitz, Airbrush Action magazine publisher and producer of the DVD.
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New DVD on Portrait Mastery from Airbrush Action Magazine
