In the retelling of “Snow White,” the plot remains true to the original fable. The seven dwarves lead dominant roles throughout the film, and the evil queen, played by Julia Roberts, is just as conniving as the evil queen in the original Disney film. […]
By Katlyn Moncada, A&E Editor When “Titanic” was released in 1997, it swept the nation, won 11 Oscars and made $1.8 billion worldwide. Fifteen years later, James Cameron’s beloved romantic tragedy will be launched in […]
Hugo, the orphaned boy (Asa Butterfield), must solve a mystery with the help of his newfound friend, Isabelle (Chloë Grace Moretz), which involves her godparents (Ben Kingsley and Helen McCrory) and Hugo’s deceased father (Jude Law).
The mystery revolves around an automaton — a robot made to imitate functions a human would do — that Hugo has in his possession. The automaton seems to be a close relic to Hugo since his father and he worked on it together. […]
At the New Yorker Festival, Mitchell Hurwitz, creator of “Arrested Development,” announced Oct. 2 that producers, writers, actors and creators of the television show are going to release a feature-length film based off the episodes of the first three seasons.
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“Paranormal Activity,” an indie film made with a budget of around $16,000, was not expected to even make it into theaters nationwide.
The eerie film about a demonic presence inside a couple’s suburban home slowly made its way to the big screen by popular demand. The film ended up making $193 million worldwide. […]
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