“To my mind, it is crazy to say the Internet is going to kill off movies,” she said, dishing up a humorous and passionate argument on the continuing power of film. read more    Â
The best-selling novelist and filmmaker recalls a time when the movies he loved carried too much pain to watch — and how he found a way to, once again, appreciate the genre: “Try to remember the names of the protagonists. It will be difficult. We will always remember the monsters.” read more
Films about the terrorist attacks of September 2001. Â Â Â Â
The crew at 1A4 Studio has been making minimalist minute-long animations of classic movies.
Mark Millar, comic book writer and consultant for 20th Century Fox’s ‘X-Men’ movies, believes that the studio has up to 10 ‘golden franchises’ up its sleeve. read more    Â
“Evil Dead” debuts second on the DVD and Blu-ray sales charts, with Sylvester Stallone’s actioner at No. 3. read more    Â
Director and favorite son Shawn Levy zings Fox as “The Internship” flops — as big bets tied to entrenched relationships come due at Sony (“Grown Ups 2”) and Disney (“The Lone Ranger”). read more
May brings Millenium Entertainment’s film starring Michael Shannon joins Weinstein/Radius Co.’s Chinese earthquake disaster pic, along with Sony Pictures Classics’ “Love Is All You Need” and “Before Midnight and IFC Films’ “Frances Ha.” read more    Â
— VIBE rounds up the best of home entertainmen t for the week with Julia Robert’s “Mirror Mirror”, Eddie Murphy’s “A Thousand Words,” and Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill’s “21 Jump Street.” Tags:Â Julia Roberts , Mirror Mirror , A Thousand Words , Eddie Murphy , Kerry Washington , New On DVD & Blu-ray , 21 Jump Street , Channing Tatum , Ice Cube , jonah hill
As the days get shorter and the nights draw in there’s no better way to spend time with the family than in front of a great film. That’s why iVillage.co.uk is teaming up with Blu-ray to help you recreate that cinema feeling at home this Christmas!