...,” and there was only one moment where he was reminded — and jarringly, too — of the actor’s death. “It was where Joker tells Batman that the two of them ‘could do this forever,”’ said Yates. Of course, the moviegoer was reminded that that wouldn’t be possible. © 2008 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. ...

.... generally when we turn our heads, our perception goes from objects A to B to C back to B to A, etc. indeed, this is why 'realistic' camera movement is often so headache-inducing to moviegoers. even when we shake our heads, the image before us is remarkably steady. even when we jog or move, our brains steady what our eyes see. there are exceptions like when we're tumbling down a steep ...

... actors was drawn. That makes it more animated than Roger Rabbit, but less than Clone Wars. If reception by some to Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings is any indictation, average moviegoers would rather see live-action celebrities in front of green screens to a fully animated flick. And all y'all animatophile thought BEOWULF was the problem :-) Terrence Briggs, still hasn't posted that ...

..., Pack Your Bags. An Uncut Version Awaits. By HOWARD W. FRENCH SHANGHAI ― For weeks now, the ranks of Chinese visitors to Hong Kong have swelled with a brand-new category of tourists: moviegoers. In a response to the censoring of a film about love and betrayal in Shanghai during the Second World War by the Taiwan-born director Ang Lee, mainland movie fans have flocked by the thousands to...

... because of comparisons between the body of new works coming out and the older films they see on cable channels like TCM or on DVD, and that this is somehow the fault of today's moviegoers. They forget that the enduring film classics of yesteryear represent a relatively small portion of the total number of films made by Hollywood studios, and that in any given year (except maybe for 1939)...

... have felt for the idea of paying $7.00+ to view a movie for the first time. It's a lottery, moviegoing. I think one tends to lose enthusiasm as one gets older for the "experience" of moviegoing, but sometimes that's a pity. I just watched Children Of Men on the small screen. It was like totally ...

... Voyager's fourth season. "Doctor Zhivago" <Zhivago@zed.nul> wrote in message news:c0ouh3t7hgmctl80t0qsetdu96qg638vdh@4ax.com... Might as well get unknown actors because the movie will be unknown to most moviegoers...like Enterprise became unknown to most tv viewers. On Tue, 23 Oct 2007 12:28:10 -0400, <pavsnerp@bellsouth.net> wrote: Abrams is doing what I THOUGHT ...

..." from Voyager's fourth season. "Doctor Zhivago" <Zhivago@zed.nul> wrote in message news:c0ouh3t7hgmctl80t0qsetdu96qg638vdh@4ax.com... Might as well get unknown actors because the movie will be unknown to most moviegoers...like Enterprise became unknown to most tv viewers. On Tue, 23 Oct 2007 12:28:10 -0400, <pavsnerp@bellsouth.net> wrote: Abrams is doing what I THOUGHT he'...

Might as well get unknown actors because the movie will be unknown to most moviegoers...like Enterprise became unknown to most tv viewers. On Tue, 23 Oct 2007 12:28:10 -0400, <pavsnerp@bellsouth.net> wrote: Abrams is doing what I THOUGHT he'd do: go out and get unknowns. A good idea. Shatner et al. were all unknowns when cast way back when, so... "Jaxtraw" <jax@...

... in Japan than in the U.S., ranking number 1 for five weeks. Though mostly appreciated for its empathetic view, the film has, however, received criticism from some Japanese moviegoers, including several staff members of the Association for the Advancement of Unbiased View of History ( , Association for the Advancement of Unbiased View of History?), who question the historical ...