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As 35mm Film Dies, How Do Revival Theaters Cope? - The Atlantic
As 35mm Film Dies, How Do Revival Theaters Cope? - The Atlantic
 The Atlantic | As 35mm Film Dies, How Do Revival Theaters Cope? The Atlantic By Craig Hubert The cost to update to digital projection can be prohibitive for independent cinemas showing classic movies—and many think it's not an upgrade at all. AP Images The reports of film's death have been exaggerated. |
As 35mm Film Dies, How Do Revival Theaters Cope? - The Atlantic
'Kill Speed,' indie action film with Lehigh Valley ties, debuting at Emmaus ... - The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com
'Kill Speed,' indie action film with Lehigh Valley ties, debuting at Emmaus ... - The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com
 The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com | 'Kill Speed,' indie action film with Lehigh Valley ties, debuting at Emmaus ... The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com By Precious Petty | The Express-Times View full sizeCourtesy Photo"Kill Speed" is making its US debut next week in Emmaus. An independent film backed by investors with Lehigh Valley ties is scheduled to make its US debut next week in Emmaus. |
'Kill Speed,' indie action film with Lehigh Valley ties, debuting at Emmaus ... - The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com
Vulture: “Great Oscar Farce” - Awards Daily
Vulture: “Great Oscar Farce” - Awards Daily
 Globe and Mail | Vulture: “Great Oscar Farce” Awards Daily So the precious audience, the american people that know so well about cinema would care less than they do about the Academy Awards. I think it's time for the AMPAS to stop trying to please them and give some attention to the real movie lovers. "Hugo," "The Artist" lead this year's Oscar race |
Vulture: “Great Oscar Farce” - Awards Daily
Park City, Utah and the sundance kid - Western Courier (subscription)
Park City, Utah and the sundance kid - Western Courier (subscription)
Park City, Utah and the sundance kid Western Courier (subscription) According to “The Wrap” writer Steve Pond, this is the first year that all of the movies being showcased at Sundance have yet to obtain any prospective buyers. This means all of the production companies that attend the screenings have an equal chance ... |
Park City, Utah and the sundance kid - Western Courier (subscription)
Scorekeeping the gamer industry - San Diego Source (subscription)
Scorekeeping the gamer industry - San Diego Source (subscription)
Scorekeeping the gamer industry San Diego Source (subscription) In comparison, “Avatar,” the 3-D movie that set a new bar for computer-generated imagery, took in $220 million in its first five days of showings. Research done in 2009 estimated that in the United States there were approximately 165 million people who ... |
Scorekeeping the gamer industry - San Diego Source (subscription)