In case you consider yourself an avid movie watcher or frequently visit a local independently-owned theater — or simply can never decide what movie to watch — there’s a social app that you might be ...

The LEGO Movie is the most popular movie in theaters now with LEGO characters entertaining kids and adults with funny lines and slapstick comedy like the latest LEGO Movie blooper trailer highlights.

Have you ever considered what you're missing out when judges make their selection for film festivals, possibly discarding entries you might deem terrific? Elgin resident Milan Shah believes there's no ...

True film fanatics can never have enough information about coming attractions, how to stream and download movies, and everything in between. Apps movie lovers should check out include those designed ...

If you’re searching for ways to enjoy movies without spending a dime, you’re in luck. A variety of free movie apps that legally stream content right to your device are now available. From ad-supported ...

Most people make a mental note to see a film after watching a particularly good movie trailer, but what happens if you only catch the last moments of the trailer or simply forget what it's called in ...

Buying a used film camera is always a risk, especially if you’re purchasing one online. You never know if it’s actually going to work the way it’s advertised, and figuring out how to work it without a ...

The role of a second screen in the viewing process media emerged organically as home viewers naturally turned to their personal devices while watching television, so it was only a matter of time ...

Some of the streaming platforms offer content for free with ads in between the content. The free content includes movies, TV shows, etc. The following are some of the best apps to watch movies, series ...

In this undated photo provided by RETO Media is the house featured in the Steven Spielberg film "The Goonies" in Astoria. The Victorian home, built in 1896 with sweeping views of the Columbia River as ...

It’s abundantly clear to anyone who’s ever used Twitter that our apps want to kill us. The new horror movie Countdown just wants to ask how and why. Instantly and frequently summarized as “the killer ...