Here's How You Can Get Branding Videos for Your Business

Looking for video production for your brand? Here are some of the quick ideas and tips to get started. ...

New Version Of Game Show Is A Match For the Classic Of Yesteryear

More often than not, attempts to revive new versions of bygone TV shows do not fare so well. A recent exception of course would be "Hawaii Five-0", which has been successfully re-created by the CBS network. Part of the reason that series works in its new incarnation is the fact that it is a drama, a genre which has been traditionally more successful than remakes of other shows. ...

A Different Image

Recently I have re-visited a number of old movies I saw as a child, movies that I thought were wonderful when I first saw them. While some of them are still exciting to watch, others are not. As a young lad I didn't know how movies were made, so I didn't give things much thought. ...

The World of Ben Hur - The Movie

I should not be surprised at how opposed am I to the opinions of the pundits. But once again, my polar reaction to the majority is about the new movie, The World of Ben-Hur. ...

DAYS OF SEQUELS TO COME: "X-Men: Days of Future Past" Guarantees The X-Men's Cinematic Future

Admittedly, 20th Century Fox' X-Men franchise (including spin-offs) has been somewhat floundering in quality since Bryan Singer's departure from directorial duties after 2003's "X-Men 2". "X-Men: Days of Future Past" ushers in a return to form for both the director and the franchise. ...

A TANGLED WEB: "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" Thrills Despite Its Disjointed Presentation

Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 truly is a comic book come to life. From the manner of storytelling to the character voices and the visuals, the film is a homage to that era of Spider-Man comics even as it tries to work within modern storytelling aesthetics. ...

Golf In Olympics More Competitive Than The Humorous Game Portrayed On Popular Sitcoms

For the first time in over 100 years, golf is now a sport in the summer Olympics. Legendary golfer Gary Player has long been a proponent of bringing the game to the international competition, and he must be pleased as he watches both men and women from across the world driving and putting to bring honor to their nations. Golf has always been a popular pastime in the United States, each major tournament bringing high television ratings. ...

2016 Payrates for Solo Singers For On-Camera Performance and TV Guest Appearances

Learn 2016 payrates for solo singers, actors and actresses who do on camera-performances and TV Guest appearances. Get an insider look on how SAG pays for union and non-union members who are looking to break into the business. ...

Intentional or an Accident? Bollywood's Remakes of Hollywood Movies

"Hindi Cinema" most commonly known as Bollywood is one of the largest film industries in the world with one of the biggest centers of film production. It is an industry which is expected to earn $4.5 billion in revenue by 2016, triple the amount made in 2004. Filled with talent, colours and utter creativity, Bollywood exceeds Hollywood by the amount of tickets sold globally. Then why copy? Here are five movies that Bollywood very unsuccessfully copied off Hollywood. ...

Kabali Rajinikanth: The New Startup Phenomena

Kabali, a rage among startups! After all, it's not every day that we hear so many startups either booking the entire cinema halls for their employees or giving them a day off on the release date of the movie. FreshDesk, Oyethere... ...

Philosophising - The Value of Humanity

I watched a movie over the weekend that was a really great philosophical, soul-searcher. It's a new release called Eye in the Sky starring Alan Rickman and Helen Mirren that explores the ethics of drone missile strikes and raises some really interesting questions about the value of human life. ...