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Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Hector Cantu @ Thursday, 22nd July 2010

Kerby Confer has vivid memories of collecting stamps as a kid growing up in Williamsport, Penn. "I had a five and dime stamp collection," he recalls. "You could buy a packet of stamps for 25 cents, put them on hinges and put them in a book." Even as a boy, Confer knew about the ultimate collectible stamp. "I was 9 or [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By mary secret @ Thursday, 22nd July 2010

Many people are under the perception that only unsavory perverted men creep around the internet looking for porn.This notion couldn't be further from truth. Porn lovers come from all walks of life: students, teachers, lawyers, health practitioners and priests. Jenna Jameson was recently a guest on Oprah's talk show and she had statistics that [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Gregory Mitchell @ Friday, 16th July 2010

Whether you are trying to impress that special someone or you want to plan a fun and romantic date night with your significant other, staying in is a great way to go. Sure, you can spend a small fortune taking them out every time to a fancy restaurant and then hit the town for some fun excursions. Though, do not [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Duke Trump @ Thursday, 15th July 2010

We will help you with our short reviews of the Top 4 most-waiting-for movies you can enjoy next two weeks. Here they are: Phillip Noyce's Salt movie starring Angelina Jolie, book-adapted Ramona and Beezus, action movie Valhalla Rising, and spectacular documentary Countdown to Zero. Movie #1 - Salt Salt movie is a 2010 American action thriller film directed by Phillip Noyce, [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Bercle George @ Tuesday, 6th July 2010

As a student, there will be times that you will be required to write summaries, and movie summaries are one of them. Most of the time, you will be asked to write film summaries in your English and literature classes, and sometimes, even history classes, wherein your teacher or instructor will require film summaries for a certain type of movie [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By kathy jhones @ Saturday, 12th June 2010

Sometimes, you feel like you very well want to see a movie about which there is a lot of hype but you could not afford to do it for so many reasons. The most common reason would be the traveling part of it all the way to the cinemas along with your family amidst all other commotion. There are a [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Michelle Stevens @ Thursday, 10th June 2010

One of the most popular reasons that people attend movies is the conversations and discussions which they spawn. One such example is what is the greatest movie ever made? While there are thousands of horrible movies out there, there are also some redeeming modern cinema greats. Film classics such as The Godfather, The Shawshank Redemption and Star Wars. Going back [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Troy Taylor @ Thursday, 3rd June 2010

Indie movie making, also known as independent film making, is much more about creativity and short films than Hollywood productions. Most indie movie making projects wind up being about social issues and documentary-style projects that are less fictional or at least reality-based fiction of some kind. An independent film can be anything that you want it to be, and you [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Tom Selwick @ Monday, 24th May 2010

Proven in popularity of YouTube, watching movies is a favorite leisure time activity among Americans, and essentially worldwide. This is part of why movie festivals are such a popular activity. Park City hosts an annual independent Film Music Festival that features a film and musical competition for INDIE and studio-sponsored films. It also features a showcase for composers and workshops [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Brian Jones @ Thursday, 29th April 2010

In this day and age when it is doable to purchase cruise tickets, plane tickets, concert tickets amusement park tickets and several other types of tickets online, it is no shock that movie tickets can also be bought without standing in line at the theater - particularly if it is a movie that has newly been released and everyone wants [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Emily Heart @ Wednesday, 28th April 2010

Remember that moment in Casablanca, when Rick turns to Ilsa and says: 'here's looking at you, kid', and she replies: 'I wish I didn't love you so much.' Every so often, a classic, romantic movie moment such as this will leap into love line history. Here are the top 10 - if you've missed any we suggest you buy the [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Gregory Mitchell @ Wednesday, 28th April 2010

Haven't yet sprang for your very own HDTV? Not quite convinced that "it's really worth it"? Well now that super bowl season is over, many locations have plenty of HDTVs in stock to rent. You can rent one to have in your home for a period of time and be able to truly test it out for yourself. The NFL [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Brian Jones @ Wednesday, 21st April 2010

One of the most memorable parts in any movie; whether action, comedy, romance or drama; is the kiss between the male and female leads. The building up of suspense; whether the two characters will end up in each other's arms is enough to keep any moviegoer glued to their seats until the anticipation has been satisfied. While there are perhaps a [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Cid Snow @ Friday, 16th April 2010

Ever since filmmaker Kevin Smith made waves with his now classic 1994 comedy Clerks, he has pretty much stayed in the realm of low budget comedy, helping to make stars out of people like his good friend Ben Affleck, Jason Mewes, and even himself. But now, after completing a few films inside the Hollywood system (including Cop Out, his first [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Cid Snow @ Friday, 16th April 2010

The 1984 horror film A Nightmare on Elm Street is not just a classic of the film genre, but has grown to be a classic film of any kind. The film is perhaps the best known work from director Wes Craven, and solidified his reputation as a master of the horror genre. Despite the fact that the first film is [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Cid Snow @ Friday, 16th April 2010

Marvel has never had consistent critical acclaim with their comic book adaptations until recently. Sure, their X-Men and Spider-Man films have been very successful, but other forays into the live action medium have not been met with as much success, such as the Fantastic Four and Punisher films. However, all of that changed when in 2008 Marvel released the 1, [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Cid Snow @ Friday, 16th April 2010

The 1987 film Robocop is not just a cult classic, but a classic film in general. The American film debut of Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven, RoboCop was a scathing satire of 1980s America, while at the same time it was a heart filled character study of a man who is killed and brought back as a machine. The film, in [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Cid Snow @ Thursday, 8th April 2010

Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the more artistic directors out there today. He holds a very notable distinction in that his films have all received positive reviews. His film, There Will Be Blood, however, is his masterpiece. At least until he does another movie. There Will Be Blood tells the story of Daniel Plainview, and oil driller and businessman. Plainview [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Brad Sturdivant @ Thursday, 8th April 2010

There was a recent NY Times article about the current and future state of film criticism. The article is primarily a response to the recent news that the popular show 'At The Movies' was cancelled after more than 30 years. Although a well rounded article, the point I'd like to make is that the internet has done wonders [more...]

Recreation and Leisure » Entertainment » Movies | By Cid Snow @ Thursday, 8th April 2010

There have been a slew of new films that are remakes of old films lately. One of the films that is up for the remake treatment is the classic 1980s film Robocop. Robocop told the futuristic story of Alex Murphy, a police officer in Old Detroit who is viciously gunned down in the line of duty, only to be resurrected [more...]