Held at Caesar’s Palace, CinemaCon is the official convention of The National Association of Theatre Owners. The movie studios conduct presentations to get their exhibition partners excited about the products they will soon have to offer them. SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT Chairman Tom Rothman started off the festivities with a vulgar …
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Movie Review: ‘Beauty and the Beast’
The live-action "Beauty and the Beast" is an artistic showcase as the intelligent, gorgeous Belle (Watson) yearns for a life beyond the small town where she lives with her father Maurice, well played by Kevin Kline.
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Clearly this is Kong’s show and, while he could have pounded his chest and roared a few more times, Kong and his interaction with the other spectacular beasts is worth the price of admission.
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LEGO Batman Movie hits a high, entertaining note that satirically skewers big business and furthers franchises plus introduces audiences to talented comedians.
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They don't make 'em like this anymore. In some ways that's a good thing.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ – A Slice Empire Pie with a Dollop of Some Hope
'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' is a fine addition to the growing 'Star Wars' canon.
Read More »Blu-ray 3D Review: Illumination’s ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ Is Larger Than Life In the 3rd Dimension
The summer's favorite 'Pets' arrive in a stellar 3D release just in time for the holidays!
Read More »Home Video 2016 Gift Guide
The home video offerings are plentiful this holiday season including special version and gift set releases.
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Move along folks, there's nothing to see here in "Now You See Me 2"
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Suicide Squad’ – DC Finally Outshines Marvel
'Suicide Squad' is like a cinematic wink to an audience that gets it much better than the critics ever will.
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