September is full of bookish film adaptations, with movies made from kids books, an international bestseller, a bestselling mystery and a couple of heart-stopping YA thrillers, of course. Here's what's in theaters, and what's coming soon.
Remember those days when not many movies out in theaters? This is not one of those days! There are so many new movies out this weekend! Seventeen, to be exact.
The role of Jaws, the towering metal-mouthed assassin of the James Bond movies, cast a long shadow for the 7-foot-2 character actor Richard Kiel, who died Wednesday at age 74. But although Kiel is best known for his appearances in “The Spy Who Loved Me” and “Moonraker,” his on-screen career…
For those who can't get enough of free outdoor movies, Assiniboine Park is offering up yet another option this summer.
London, July 22 (IANS) Love watching Disney romantic movies? You may be suffering from “Disney complexes” that may eventually mar your romantic life. According to a study, Disney princess movies and sitcoms such as “Twilight” send a message that if women try hard and ignore warning signs, they can “fix” even an otherwise abusive and painful relationship
Hollywood may leave moviegoers feeling a little too stuffed this holiday season. Twelve movies are set to open at 500 theaters or more between Dec. 12 and 25, the highest number in recent time.
Saudi Telecom Company (STC) offers Jood2 customers My InVision service that enables them access all InVision services online except live broadcast channels.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The head of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday said a DVD prepared by the Central Intelligence Agency showing YouTube videos of victims of a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria was “horrendous.” Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, said she had asked the CIA to prepare a DVD for lawmakers that showed evidence that the Syrian government used chemical …
The Senate Intelligence Committee will provide all senators with a DVD, prepared by the CIA, showing the effects of the use of chemical weapons in Syria, Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein said Thursday.
JJ Abrams’s second Star Trek outing (a third is in the pipeline) is fine as long as you’re not too fond of Star Trek . Â Â Â Â