Doris Day turned 91 on April 3. To honor the actress-singer's life, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Turner Classic Movies are releasing “Doris Day: The Essential Collection” on April 7.
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Doris Day's essential films get DVD release
HEALTHY sales of a DVD featuring four-wheel-driving adventures in the Great Ocean Road and the Grampians have already been snapped up and its producers are hopeful it will result in a tourist boom.
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Off-roader's DVD forges global online tourist path
There was a time within the memories of those still living that the name Colbert associated with comedy referred to the great comedian Claudette Colbert, one of the queens of black-and-white wit.
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Kenneth Turan's DVD pick: Comedies with Colbert (no, not Stephen)
“The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies†(Rated PG-13 for extended sequences of intense fantasy action violence, and frightening images, 144 minutes): Considering investing $30-plus for the super special Blu-Ray Shire-riffic Special Edition?…
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DVD: A little Hobbit inspires an epic waste of time
Walking into advance screenings of movies, you can sometimes hear audible groans from the critics as we walk in. No, it’s not just our arthritis: It’s the sight of 3-D…
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The 3-D fad is dying — and this film critic couldn’t be happier
Sony Pictures Entertainment has brought on a veteran with a track record of successful big-budget movies to pump new life into Hollywood's fourth-ranked film studio and help distance it from a cyberattack that rattled the entertainment industry.
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Sony names Tom Rothman to head movie studio
Ohio taxpayers have given reality television stars, commercials, and movies nearly $44 million since 2010 in an effort to lure Hollywood to the state. Blockbuster movies such as “The Avengers†and “Captain America†have been filmed here, and they benefited from millions in incentives.
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Ohio pays for Hollywood to come to town
Amazon Prime customers will get access to a bunch of big Hollywood movies over the next couple of months via Prime Instant, thanks to an extended agreement between the e-commerce giant and premium cable …
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Amazon Prime Instant gets Selma, James Bond and Star Trek
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