Cinema News

Beverly Hills - There’s nothing better than to watch an intense courtroom motion picture on a hot summer evening. Unfortunately, for most of the United States and Canada, it’s cold now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t crack a sweat with these unforgettable films.

San Francisco - Sleek, new and very 21st Century contemporary, the newly renovated Embarcadero Cinema in San Francisco held a morning-breakfast reception for members of the press on November 5.

Cologne - A group of researchers from Cologne University has shown that eating popcorn while at the movies has a unique side effect — it numbs the eater's interest in advertising.

January 2014 is the release date for an all new monster movie. This movie will feature everyone's favorite monster, Frankenstein, as a hero. The twist of this movie will be exciting, thrilling, and have you gaping in interest and terror at the same time.

Toronto - The latest documentary tracking the photographic project of Canada's Edward Burtynsky is visually mesmerizing, but it's also layered with an urgent message on how mankind has mishandled water and its ecological value.

London - The Weinstein Company is cutting around 20 minutes of footage from Joon-ho Bong’s film for its North American release. What’s the reason behind Harvey Weinstein scissor fury? Viewers are too stupid to get the complete version.

It would have been so easy to make this movie preachy, or sentimental, or one-note. But writer-director Ryan Coogler boldly sidesteps these traps in his debut, “Fruitvale Station” – a raw, moving depiction of Oscar Grant's last day alive.

In the U.K., movies screened in 3D in 2012 generated 18 per cent of the UK's gross box office. However, this represented a decline on 2011's takings.

Jefferson City - During the opening weekend of "Iron Man 3", Goodrich Capital 8 Theaters held a publicity stunt, with a man in full tactical gear, carrying a fake gun, entering the cinema. Police and several customers were not amused.

How do we reconcile that a man who could drug and violate a 13-year-old girl could also make undeniably great films like “Chinatown”, “Tess” and “The Pianist”? Unfortunately, “Roman Polanski: A Film Memoir” doesn't answer that question.