Nine must-see African movies
Durban's film festival has kicked off, and we take a look at some of the African films featured at this year's showcase.
July 21, 2014
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Durban's film festival has kicked off, and we take a look at some of the African films featured at this year's showcase.
With the 2014 Football World Cup in Brazil about to kick off, I present to you a list of thirty two awesome football movies from around the globe. After a grueling & extensive search watching countless movies from all corners of the globe, I think I have done justice to this list.
Disney paid big bucks to advertise three movies at last year’s Super Bowl, promoting “Iron Man 3,†“Oz the Great and Powerful†and “Lone Ranger†during the most watched television event of the year. “Lone Ranger†didn’t pan out at the box office the way Disney hoped, but that isn’t scaring the studio from dipping into its wallet again this year.
Los Angeles, Jan 22 (IANS) Actress Lindsay Lohan is all set to return to the movies with “Inconceivable” and she is excited to pour her energy into something she “loves to do”.
A trio of quintessentially American movies are expected to prevail at the box office early this year, with The Muppets and Captain America poised to join the Navy Seals of “Lone Survivor†on the 2014 hit parade. Lionsgate has high hopes for “Divergent†as the next young-adult franchise, but we’ve seen YA movies crash and burn before, scuttling any sequel plans.
Christmas at the movies. It’s an annual tradition for some families, after they open gifts and eat a big dinner of course.
That’s close enough to the three-hour breaking point to make Wolf the longest non-documentary feature of Scorsese’s 46 years making movies.
“Escape From Tomorrow†avoided Disney’s security forces long enough to make it into theaters (taking in something like $170,000 in the U.S.) and VOD, and now will get a DVD and Blu-ray release via multiplatform content company Random Media. Disney elected not to challenge the release of “Escape From Tomorrow,†Randy Moore’s nightmarish fantasy – despite that was shot, guerilla-style, in Disney …
On average, PG-13 movies make more than three times what R-rated films do at the box office in the U.S. So why is Hollywood releasing far more R-rated movies than any other kind? This year, PG-13-rated films have accounted for 52 percent of the overall box office grosses, well ahead of films that the Motion Picture Association of America rated R (27 percent), PG (16 percent) or G (3 percent …
Who out there remembers the joy of going to the drive-in movies? My first drive-in movie was Bambi (I sobbed in the back seat the whole way home) while my parents remember the somewhat eye-opening Rocky Horror Picture Show as their first drive-in movie experience.