Paul Galligan, boss of Comparethemarket.com, reveals the company's plan for Meerkat Movies
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Meerkat Movies will be 'explosive and transformational'
The art of selling movies to movie-buffs has caught the attention of management experts.
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IIM-B looks at how marketing can make movies a hit
Amazon is getting into the movie-making business. The company announced Monday that its Amazon Studios division — the same one that is behind TV shows like “Transparent” — will “begin …
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Amazon is going to make movies: Internal studio to produce about 12 per year
J. Andrew Greenblatt, 34, is executive director of both the 23d Philadelphia Film Festival, now through Oct
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Talking movies with J. Andrew Greenblatt
When Bridesmaids became a huge hit in 2011, people who care about seeing more women onscreen in big Hollywood movies hoped that its success would create an environment more welcoming to all kinds of women, especially funny women.
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How Melissa McCarthy Became a Box Office Powerhouse
When Bridesmaids became a huge hit in 2011, people who care about seeing more women onscreen in big Hollywood movies hoped that its success would create an environment more welcoming to all kinds of women, especially funny women.
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Melissa McCarthy Can Expect Another Hit With Tammy
When Bridesmaids became a huge hit in 2011, people who care about seeing more women onscreen in big Hollywood movies hoped that its success would create an environment more welcoming to all kinds of women, especially, funny women.
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Melissa McCarthy Looks For Another Hit With Tammy
LONDON–(BUSINESSWIRE)– Movies, Music & TV shows make ErosNow the one stop online Indian entertainment destination Eros International plc (NYSE: EROS) (“Erosâ€), a leading global company in the Indian …
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Eros International Offers Top Rated Television Content on its Online Streaming Platform ErosNow
The company is breaking records with straight-to-DVD fairy movies, managed by John Lasseter, that fueled the pre-tween girl frenzy for “Frozen.”
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How Tinker Bell Became Disney's Stealthy $300 Million Franchise
The Unhappy Christmas: Jerk-off Drew Latham (Ben Affleck) pays the family living in his childhood home to pretend they are his family, to help with his therapy. Ask For The Receipt When: Drew writes a script for his pretend family to read, and it’s better than the one being used by the director.
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100 Worst Christmas Movies
