Month: August 2014

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Best Movie Theaters in LA

August 31, 2014 Comments Off on Best Movie Theaters in LA

The New Moon DVD – What Will We Get Best Movie Theaters in LA in the Special Edition?

Millions of eager Twilight fans are impatiently awaiting the release of the New Moon DVD. Though possibly subject to change at any time, the New Moon DVD has a tentative release date of late March, 2010. Twi-hard fans flocked to Best Movie Theaters in LA by the thousands when New Moon hit the theaters. New Moon is a sequel to the popular movie Twilight, which was also a big box office smash and it is anticipated that the New Moon DVD will sell extremely well when it is released.
Movie producers can be somewhat reluctant to forecast DVD release dates too early since they hope their film is going to be showing in the allen theaters for a long while yet. New Moon, the movie, is probably going to remain popular in theaters through the holiday season and into early 2010. Because Twilight, the series first movie, was in theaters on November 21, 2008, with the Twilight DVD being released March 20, 2009, the New Moon movie is expected to following a similar pattern. It was released to movie theaters on November 20, 2009, and March 2010 is likely the date when the DVD hits the market.

Follow the Lead Female Character

“Team Edward or “Team Jacob” fans and those who follow the lead female character Bella Swan, will be thrilled to discover that the end of the New Moon DVD will include some great features such as personal commentary from some of the main actors, Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart as well as commentary from Director Chris Weitz. It will also contain some behind the scene data and information Best Movie Theaters in LA about the making of the DVD as well. Weitz revealed in an exclusive interview that there will be deleted scenes to watch, in fact, probably around ten minutes worth of them, available on the New Moon DVD. Weitz also indicated that the DVD is expected to have those scenes actually placed back into the scene from which they were deleted in order to show them as part of the scene play rather than simply showing deleted scenes standing alone. For all the eager enthusiasts following the Twilight movies, these ten extra minutes of new information on the New Moon DVD is exciting news.
The New Moon DVD was based on an extremely popular series of books written by Stephenie Meyer. They outline the loves, the lives and of course, the adventures of young Bella Swan and vampire Edward Cullen. New Moon covers a birthday party where Bella gets a small cut and sheds blood causing her to be attacked by a vampire. In the interest of Bella’s safety Edward Cullen and his family leave town, and a heartbroken Bella eventually finds comfort with her old friend, werewolf Jacob Black. New Moon depicts Bella’s struggle concerning her choice of clinging to the past and to her love for Edward, or moving on with new friends and a new love and paving a new way in life.
Twilight saga enthusiasts can look forward to the Best Movie Theaters in LA New Moon DVD being released sometime in March 2010, but meantime, they can anticipate seeing around ten extra minutes of never before seen footage, 20 minutes of commentary and a ‘how did they do that’ section that will surely be a lovely surprise for all of the fans.…

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Horror

FNAF Movie 2020

August 17, 2014 Comments Off on FNAF Movie 2020

The 80’s Horror Movie Movement: FNAF Movie 2020

The magical 80’s Horror Flicks

The horror genre is as old as the FNAF Movie 2020 industry itself. Horror movies have evolved significantly over the years from the in-your face scary monsters of the 1920’s to the more cerebral fare of the 1960’s which saw some excellent movies such as Psycho and The Exorcist in the 70’s. This was the time when the horror genre moved mainstream from its largely B grade status.

The 80’s

The horror genre reached its pinnacle in 1980’s and 1990’s with classics such as Nightmare On Elm Street, Friday the 13th and The Evil Dead. The 80’s saw computer generated special effects seep into horror flicks. The trend probably began with Dawn of the Dead in 1978 or Alien a year later. But thanks to liquid foam latex and animatronics, over the top movie makers were able to stretch human figurines into bizarre and distorted shapes. The 1980’s can be regarded as a golden era for the horror genre, with several movies attaining cult status. The FNAF Movie 2020 had such an impact on the audience that even to this day you can find at least one Jason Vorhees or a Michael Myers in any given Halloween party! Though the movie Halloween came out in 1978, the Michael epidemic carried on throughout the 80’s to this very day. The scary movies of the 1980’s portrayed spine-chilling horror in a different light. With newer technology seeping into the movie industry, all the monsters that lurked the shadows in the 1950’s and the 1960’s were brought out into the light.

And Now

By the middle of the 80’s, horror FNAF Movie 2020 for the most part became hokey and obvious. We went to a horror movie to root for the bad guy. Freddy, Jason and Michael had become our heroes in a bazaar way. Fast forward to today. Horror movies today or better still, the past 10 or 15 years, are downright scary. From the creepy-walking girl in The Ring (2002) or the non-scene ghosts in The Paranormal Activity series. We don’t find ourselves idolizing them, in fact, all said and done, we don’t want to think of them as we are climbing into bed at night. Although I didn’t particularly find the Paranormal Activity movies all that great, I have to admit, they kept me glued to my seat until the anticipated, climatic endings. Horror movies re-gained what they had lost in the 80’s, the scare factor. Movies don’t need big knives to be considered horror movies, they need to scary people.…

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Favorite Movie Genre

August 1, 2014 Comments Off on Favorite Movie Genre

Favorite Movie Genre Original Posters

You might be surprised by how fervently some collectors pursue original prints of Favorite Movie Genre posters. However, they’re only looking for authentic originals – meaning that they come from the first run of the poster and not a more recent reprint.
Today, there’s quite a lot of money that goes into the movie poster collection business. Where do people find these originals though, whether they’re for classic over the top movie from decades ago or for hits from more recent years?
eBay is one popular source of original posters; many collectors are offering their originals for sale on the extremely popular auction site. Predictably, however, there are quite a few fakes among the originals and it can be hard to determine which is which.

The Authenticity of a Poster

If you’re looking to ensure the authenticity of a poster before making a purchase, check with websites like Heritage Auction Galleries. Sites of this type can help you verify that a poster is an original and guide you in the right direction in purchasing such originals, no matter which era of film they were made for.
Some originals can be worth an incredible amount of money, as much as $200,000! I’ve seen original posters for classics such as the 30s film The Mummy and King Kong sell for such exorbitant amounts.
It’s a viable money-making strategy to buy original posters online and save them to sell for a huge profit later. Autographed posters are especially valuable, so it’s best to seek those out. Keep an original Favorite Movie Genre poster in a safe place for a few decades and you might find it selling for thousands of dollars more than you paid.
That’s the great thing about collecting classic items such as original Favorite Movie Genre posters. You can sit back and watch their value grow as the years pass, and you’ll almost certainly end up with a tremendous profit if you give the item a few decades to rise in value.
Worried that you’ll pass away before getting the chance to sell off that original poster and reap the rewards? Leave it to your children or grandchildren in your will and testament. They’ll certainly appreciate your foresight when they realize that they’re holding on to a piece of history worth thousands of dollars.…