A new golden age in cinema
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Comment is free: Phil Harding: A revolution in ambition and intelligence has brought us films to rival those of the 40s and 70s
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2005 could well be the year when action films return to their original place of worth.
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Itâs been a good year for old-movie buffs. The DVD industry continued to mature in 2007; diminishing returns on newly produced films led both the big studios and the boutique labels back to the archives. Rapid advances in digital restoration techniques and a concerted attempt to return to original release material produced some amazingly handsome new versions of familiar films (âThe Jazz Singer,â âNosferatuâ), as well as neglected gems (âKiller of Sheep,â âTrue Heart Susieâ).
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Seeking to establish the medium as a mass market form of entertainment instead of a niche technology, the game industry has taken the playbook of the movie business.
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Positiva la detassazione della produzione cinematografica
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This Hollywood film is a time-pass fun flick.
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These days the production houses have started a new trend of striking film deals with big actors.
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Several new movies tap into the public's ever-growing curiosity about celebrity lives.
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As the first star-driven film to cross completely over to the digital domain, "The Polar Express" might change the way movies are made and seen.
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Arts & entertainment: Why are so many dramas and thrillers now set in the past? Joe Queenan on the menace of gadgets
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Veteran filmmaker Lekh Tandon is making a grand comeback to films.
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A medium breaks the bonds of time and expectation to find its inner razzle-dazzle.
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Coming soon to a cinema near you: "Return of the Sequel."
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There have been a couple of movies recently depicting the impending collision of an asteroid with Earth. It might not be sci-fi anymore.
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a indiquÃ© ce jour que la sociÃ©tÃ© a reÃ§u diffÃ©rents engagements de soutien de Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, New Line Cinema, et Warner Bros.
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The growing popularity of small-screen video devices is ushering in a new era of content to go with them.
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Movies have inspired video games for decades now, whether directly (as in the dozens of "Star Wars" games) or indirectly (the inescapable "Star Wars" rips in "Rogue Galaxy"). TV shows have been a less reliable source; I don't think there's ever been a great TV-based game.