HBO Max places a disclaimer on "Gone With the Wind"
HBO Max has made the news yet again in its short existence. This time, it’s related to (in my opinion) one of the few strong points of HBO Max, its collection
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AMC bans Universal films over "Trolls: World Tour?"
The big entertainment news this week: the AMC Theatres chain is refusing to carry any and all Universal films. This is due to Universal’s success with releasing to video on demand
Alternatives to visiting movie theaters, libraries, and comic book shops
With the entire country (and world) embroiled in the coronavirus pandemic, “social distancing” and staying at home are becoming more and more common. Ditto working at home, for those whose jobs
"Frozen II," "Birds of Prey," other films coming to home video early
The coronavirus pandemic is keeping many people at home, including families thanks to multiple school closings. There’s also encouragement to practice “social distancing,” which means avoiding crowded places like
"Toy Story 4" wins the 2020 Oscar for Animated Feature; "Hair Love" wins for Animated Short
The 2020 Academy Awards took place last night. Below are this year’s Oscar winners, plus my thoughts on such. Animated Feature Film Toy Story 4 How to Train Your Dragon: The
Poll: More Americans go to the library than the movies
A recent Gallup poll of over 1,000 adults 18 and older states that the most popular leisure time activity is… going to the library. More so than the movies, concerts, or
What are the most popular superhero movies outside North America?
Back in 2018, I wrote a post about who I consider to be the most popular superheroes. While it’s been a popular post, the movies portion was based on North Americans&
RIP MoviePass, plus a look at other movie subscription services
Just earlier this month, I wrote in a post about how MoviePass, the Netflix-like subscription service for movie theaters, still exists, but barely. Apparently, things changed a lot quicker than I thought—
Favorite articles roundup for the week of September 13, 2019
Here’s a look at some interesting articles from the previous week. Media Friday Foster returns “Friday Foster” #1 (October 1972). Art by Jack Sparling. The newspaper comic “Dick
How did 2019's summer blockbusters do at the box office?
With Labor Day having passed, the summer’s unofficially over, along with the 2019 summer blockbuster movie season. Time for my annual look at how this year’s films did. Succeeded,