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It’s official: Netflix has shipped its last DVD. “For 25 years, we redefined how people watched films and series at home, and shared the excitement as they opened their mailboxes to our iconic red envelopes,” says Netflix in a blog post. “It’s the end …
An anonymous reader shared this report from the New York Times’ media reporter:
In a nondescript office park minutes from Disneyland sits a nondescript warehouse. Inside this nameless, faceless building, an era is ending.
The building is a Netflix D…
The movie about the daring mission to rescue American diplomats from Tehran portrayed a single C.I.A. officer sneaking into the Iranian capital. In reality, the agency sent two officers.
Rotten Tomatoes celebrated its 25th year of assigning scores to movies based on their aggregate review. Now Vulture writes that Rotten Tomatoes “can make or break” movies, “with implications for how films are perceived, released, marketed, and possibly…
A summer blockbuster left a Times columnist uncomfortable. A new play about art under totalitarianism helped her understand why.
A new report says that a PR firm has been paying Rotten Tomatoes critics for positive reviews for over five years. From a report: Moviegoers, critics, and the average internet user have all used the aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes at one point or anot…
The Flash movie is on MAX now and I finally watched it… here’s my review….
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The number of titles on streaming services jumped 39% over the past two years to 2.35 million, according to a report released Monday by market researcher Nielsen. From a report: Add in traditional broadcast and cable channels and the number of individu…
Last year movie theaters offered $3 movie tickets for “National Cinema Day,” attracting a surge of more than 8.1 million movie-goers (compared to just 1.7 million the day after). So they’re doing it again…
Today more than 3,000 movie theaters in t…
A cinema chain in Britain is welcoming dogs to select screenings. They don’t need their own tickets, and they don’t need to turn off their cellphones.