Chinese Cinema Sets Its Own Ratings System As Scary Movies Frighten Kids
China has no film ratings system, there but there are growing calls for a national set-up to protect minors read more
August 11, 2014
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China has no film ratings system, there but there are growing calls for a national set-up to protect minors read more
Bruce Bartoo loves movies and rock music. So when the man behind the annual science-fiction and horror-movie marathons at the Drexel Theatre came upon four terrible movies about rock music, he knew what he had to do: put on a show. During “Rockpocalypse,†scheduled from dusk Saturday to dawn Sunday, Bartoo will screen four breathtakingly bad films.
I love movies. I just love the experience of going out, getting greasy with some popcorn and smuggling Sno-Caps and Butterfingers in someone else’s oversized purse. It doesn’t matter if it’s the buck show (which, in this economy, is now the three-buck show) with the sticky floors or the swanky movie venue where they serve you dinner — I just love going to the movies
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Movies in the Park is a free, family friendly movie series that takes place every Friday in May on the north soccer fields of Kiwanis Park in Tempe.
A third of the movies released by major studios this year are remakes and sequels, including yet more movies about Frankenstein, Dracula and Godzilla.
“The Jungle Book 2” on Blu-ray is simply is a nice companion to the original film, building on the relationships of the characters in and out of the jungle.
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“Thor: The Dark World” is a must buy, especially if you are a fan of “The Avengers” or just enjoy comic book movies in general. One of the extras – “All Hail The King” – is enough reason to purchase the Blu-ray all on its own.
Just a little more than 50 years ago, Disney brought “Marry Poppins” to life with songs, animation and laughter that took the then movie-going world by storm.