On April 22, 2010, [Avatar] is released on DVD. It's now August 14, 2012. In what world does it make sense for the movie that basically defibrillated the entire notion of 3D movies to take three damn years to make a wide release on 3D Blu-ray? Ours, appa
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Movie buffs will be able to get a 3D viewing experience in the comfort of their own home with new virtual 3D screen glasses, says Chinavasion. Chinavasion has launched the brand new virtual 3D Screen Glasses. Wholesale home theater company PR manager Ros
Twentieth Century Fox has closed a $400 million slate financing deal that will help pay for a number of films over the next five years, including the Avatar sequel and likely the threequel, studio insiders confirmed to THR. Fox struck the deal with veter
Deadline reports that Lucasfilm has scrapped plans for any more 3D re-releases of the Star Wars movies. Episode I - The Phantom Menace made only $23 million when it was brought back to the big screen last February which may go some way in explaining why
If you're a fan of science fiction and popular cinema, odds are you've already seen James Cameron's Avatar. You know, the movie with the giant blue aliens. The film did incredibly well at the theater, becoming the highest grossing movie ever made. Nevert
Director James Cameron has been ordered to hand over his draft screenplays for Avatar to a former employee who claims the movie-maker stole his idea for the blockbuster. Eric Ryder, who previously worked for Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment Inc. produc
