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Are Film Legends Born, Created or Exploited?
Besides designing blogs and websites and blogging, I work full time at a book publishing company. Yesterday, I saw a catalog page layout for one of the book publishers of our book distributor who happens to share the same office…
Sundance Cinemas Opens with New Vision of Filmgoing Experience
I was perusing the net looking for interesting movie theaters as research for a movie theater I’d like to open up some day. After just reading and writing about the article on $35 Movie Tickets, I was pleasantly surprised to…
Owning My Own Movie Theater
Like many true film enthusiasts, I’ve wanted to open my own movie theater for a while now. I’m seriously considering it and have been paying more attention to movie theaters I go to now and tucking away in my mind…
$35 for a Movie Ticket at a Luxury Theater Chain?
Would you pay $35 for a movie ticket if the theater had reclining chairs and footrests, digital projection with 2-D and 3-D capability, a lounge and bar serving cocktails and appetizers, concierge service and valet parking? Me, no. Maybe others…
Netflix “Browse Instant” Increasing Good Selection of Instant Movies To Watch Online
Every week or so I check Netflix’s “Browse Instant” (previously titled “Watch it Now”) page for new additions to their library of free (for members) movies to watch instantly online. When this feature was new the selection of films to…
Righteous Kill with Pacino and DeNiro, One Foot in the Grave?
Back in the early 1990s, there was something potentially film historic about Al Pacino and Robert De Niro finally appearing in a movie together since Godfather II in which they didn’t even share screen space. Michael Mann’s 1995 Heat was…
The A-Team Movie?
Who would have thunk it? Well, anyone in Hollywood really. If they can remake The Hulk twice in just about 5 years, why not a remake of the once popular, easily spoofable, 80s macho TV series starring Mr. T and…
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