How the heck did so much Game of Thrones leak in 2015?
A four-episode leak may spell the death knell for the DVD screener.
April 15, 2015
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A four-episode leak may spell the death knell for the DVD screener.
In the beginning there were USB worms. Now, the threat has migrated to DVDs.
In the latest installment of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy a panel of sci-fi fans discusses whether or not geeks should go out and see films like Jupiter Ascending . The post Should Sci-Fi Fans Support Bad Movies Like Jupiter Ascending
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While we were still recovering from the holidays and trying to pretend that January isn't the worst month of the year, the machine that is the superhero movie business kept chugging along. This week, Marvel took advantage of the winter lull to get us excited about Ant-Man , while Fox decided that it was time to see how many X-Men movies an audience is prepared to pay money for in a 12-month …
Dhallywood is the Bangladeshi cousin to India’s more well known (and well-funded) Bollywood, but with a particularly flamboyant brand of pulp fiction. The post Behind the Scenes of Bangladesh’s Wild and Surreal Movies appeared first on WIRED .
If we had to sum up the Year in Movies for 2014 in one word it would be “surprising.” Not that any particular film had a twist we weren't expecting—though some did—but rather many of the best flicks we saw this year weren't the ones we were expecting to love as much as we did. The post Our Picks for the Best Movies of 2014 appeared first on WIRED .
If Exodus: Gods and Kings demonstrates anything it's that Ridley Scott may need a break from feature filmmaking. Where should he spend that sabbatical
Just when you thought superhero movies were taking it easy after Thanksgiving, Warner Bros.