How to Train Your Dragon is considered one of Dreamworks’ best animated movies. As well as being re-released the it is also Entertainment Fuse’s Recommendation of the Week. First Release – Endless Love (2014)(DVD and Blu-ray) – Journey to the West (DVD and Blu-ray) – Gambit (2012)(DVD and Blu-ray) – Cheap Thrills (DVD and Blu-ray) […]
Here’s this week’s Entertainment Fuse’s entry for DISCussion, where we look at the home video releases for the week. The Recommendation of the Week comes from the world of independent cinema, in the form of the release of Fruitvale Station, a movie about the tragic true story of Oscar Grant. First Release – Lee Daniels’ […]
We’ve honored some of the best (and worst) performances as well as other best and worst movie moments, trailers and more.
Jon Chu helmed music-based films Step Up 2 the Streets, Step Up 3D, and Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. However, his latest project is G.I. Joe: Retaliation, and he now looks to direct another major action-based project.
Judy Greer and Portia Doubleday have signed on for the remake. The actresses will respectively star as Miss Desjardin, the gym teacher who edifies Carrie, and Chris Hargensen, the cruel, popular girl responsible for the psychologically abused telepath’s violent rampage.
As its latest flick, a little film called The Avengers, continues to Hulk-smash box-office records, the studio isn’t wasting any time enjoying its success. Thor 2 hits theaters next year, and Mads Mikkelsen might be playing one of the film’s villains.
After the awards season we are now starting to get the DVD and Blu-ray releases of these movies. The Descendants was one of the leading contenders, one of our favorite movies of 2011, and now our DVD and Blu-ray Recommendation of the Week.
This week’s Recommendation of the Week is the Blu-ray re-release of the Steven Soderbergh movie about of the War on Drugs Traffic. Featuring an assemble cast and winning a number of awards Traffic tells the story of the War on Drugs from the perspective of law enforcement, drug barons and the family of a user. The re-release comes courtesy of the Criterion Collection and despite not being about to report on their features their re-releases are often high quality affairs. The major First Release of the week is The Ides of March, the highly praise political drama by George Clooney that features a cast of acting heavyweights. The rest of this week’s First Release is sadly a unremarkable affair, though tweens may get a kick out of Taylor Lautner’s Abduction. If you are looking for a re-release the Criterion Collection offer us the French movie Belle de Jour and you also could have a double bill of two Robin Williams movies.
Normally, the gratitude we feel on Thanksgiving does not come with a sarcastic twist, but who among us that follows the annual hoopla of the wide-release movie circuit isn’t thrilled that 3D officially became no longer just a despised format (see 2010) but a financially meaningless one (2011).
Welcome to Box Office Wizard, Player Affinity’s Movie Box Office Prediction Contest. Just read through this post and tell us your top five box office predicted finishers for this weekend. Finish out 2011 on top and you will win something COOL.
