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DVD Releases of the Week: '300: Rise of an Empire' and 'Winter's Tale' Lead New Releases

On June 24 a number of films will be released on home video and on demand. A number of these movies were very successful at the box office while others struggled to obtain an audience. The following list are the movies that audiences will be able to enjoy this weekend.

Retrospective: Favorite Roman Polanski Films

Roman Polanski has always been one of the film industry's most respected directors. He has made movies in various genres and has always focused on experimenting in his films. He has also led actors to some of their finest performances.

Box Office Analysis and Recap: 'Think Like a Man Too' Defeats '22 Jump Street' and 'How to Train Your Dragon 2'

"Think Like a Man Too" has won the box office, taking out holdovers "22 Jump Street" and "How to Train Your Dragon 2."

Movie Review: 'The Rover'

"The Rover" is easily one of the finest films of the last few years and has firmly established Michod as one of the greatest directors of the current generation.

Weekend Top Movies Sales Box Office Preview: 'Think Like a Man Too' Set to Dominate Box Office, 'Jersey Boys' Could Flop

"Think Like a Man too" is slated to win the box office, beating out holdovers "22 Jump Street" and "How to Train Your Dragon 2" and newcomer "Jersey Boys."

Retrospective: Favorite Musical Films

The musical has become one of the staples of modern Hollywood. Studios have made a tradition of taking a recognized Broadway show and adapting it into a lavish film. Sometimes the musicals are disasters, like Rob Marshall's "Nine," which had Daniel Day-Lewis, Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench, Sophia Loren and Nicole Kidman -- but was completely incoherent. And sometimes the musicals have great music and great casts but just do not translate into great films. With the release of Clint Eastwood's "Jersey Boys" and Marshall's soon-to-be-released "Into the Woods," here are some of my favorite musicals.

Exclusive: Ella Wahlestedt Talks 'Earth to Echo' and Career

Ella Wahlestedt is about to have her big break in Hollywood with her new movie "Earth to Echo." The new film by Relativity Media tells the story of a group of kids who embark on an adventure with an alien who needs their help. Wahlestedt plays the role of Emma, one of the main protagonists in the film. This is her debut film, though she has been working in the industry for a number of years. The Swedish actress worked in a number of short films, including "Stellar Strokes" and "BFF Zombies." Her first TV appearance was on an episode of "Matchmakers," and she was quickly cast for the first and only season of "Army Wives." Prior to the release of her new film, Wahlestedt had a chance to speak to Latin Post and told us about her experiences working on her first feature and the process of CGI work.

Weekend Preview 2014: Clint Eastwood Returns With 'Jersey Boys' and Robert Pattinson Has 'The Rover'

On June 20 a number of films will enter the marketplace in attempt to reach their targeted audiences and score high box office receipts. The following are the movies opening nationwide and in limited release.

Oscar 2015 Prediction: What Latinos Can Be Nominated Oscars?

The Academy Award nominations are still about six months away, but a number of contenders have already begun to appear. Among those possible contenders are a variety of Hispanic actors and directors.

DVD Releases of the Week: 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' and 'The Lego Movie' Lead New Releases

On the June 17, a number of films will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray, attempting to increase their buzz and audience from their theatrical runs. The following films will also be available On Demand to enjoy at home.

World Cup 2014: A Look at Opera Singers Who Have Performed During Sporting Events

The opera world continues to bloom at sporting events, with Placido Domingo recently announcing that he will be performing before the World Cup finals in Brazil.

Box Office Analysis & Recap: '22 Jump Street' Beats Out 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' on First Weekend of World Cup

On the first weekend of the World Cup, "22 Jump Street" showed strength over the family film "How to Train Your Dragon 2."

Movie Review: 'A Coffee in Berlin'

Ultimately, "A Coffee in Berlin" is a slow-paced film about soul searching filled with intelligent filmmaking and insightful script.

Oscar 2015 Prediction: 'The Grand Budapest Hotel,' 'A Most Violent Year,' 'Foxcatcher,' 'Boyhood' Among Best Picture Contenders

The Best Picture category has always been one of the most predictable categories as the precursor awards dictate what the Academy will do when picking its top films of the year. However the one thing that is unpredictable is how many films will be nominated in the category. Since the Academy decided to allow five to 10 films, it has been hard to guess how many films will be nominated for Best Picture.

Box Office Preview: 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' and '22 Jump Street' to Open in the $50 Million Range

"How to Train Your Dragon 2" and "22 Jump Street" will compete for the number one spot at the box office this weekend.

Oscar 2015 Prediction: J.K SImmons, Channing Tatum, and Benicio del Toro Could Be Best Supporting Actor Contenders

The Best Supporting Actor category at the Academy Awards is always a very competitive category and this year will not be different. Last year Jared Leto took home the statue for his work on "Dallas Buyers Club" and beat out Michael Fassbender, Jonah Hill, Barkhad Abdi, and Bradley Cooper. This year a number of previous nominees are likely to be competing for the Oscars while some new actors will likely get nominated.

World Cup 2014: A Look at Some of the Best Soccer Movies

With the World Cup is right around the corner, a number of sports fans will be paying close attention to all the games and the coverage. Everyone will be waiting to see who wins the cup and which teams will disappoint. However as audiences await the big event, fans can sit down and watch entertaining soccer movies. The following are some of the best soccer movies that Hollywood has produced in the past.

Weekend Preview 2014: Sequels '22 Jump Street' and 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' Lead New Releases

On Friday June 13, a number of films open nationwide and will try to gain attention in the marketplace. Here are the movies opening in theaters.

DVDs Release of the Week: Liam Neeson's 'Non-Stop' and Chris Pine's 'Jack Ryan' Among New Releases

On Tuesday, a number of major films will be released on video that should suit both families and more intense film aficionados alike. Here is a breakdown of the films to check out in your local shop.

Oscar 2015 Prediction: Jessica Chastain, Marion Cotillard, Amy Adams, Reese Witherspoon Among Early Best Actress Contenders

Every year it seems the Best Actress race at the Academy Awards continues to get stronger and more competitive. While it is never as crowded as the male category, there are a number of female performances that can already be considered Oscar contenders at this point in the year.

Box Office Analysis & Recap: Shailene Woodley's 'The Fault in Our Stars' defeats Tom Cruise's 'Edge of Tomorrow'

Shailene Woodley continued to show her box office dominance as her film "The Fault in Our Stars" opened in the top spot. Inversely, Tom Cruise's own A-List status took a huge hit as his new film "Edge of Tomorrow" opened with weak numbers.

Oscar 2015 Prediction: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Bennett Miller and Christopher Nolan Among Early Best Director Contenders

With the 2014 calendar year hitting the midpoint a number of films are already getting buzz for the Academy Awards. In particular a number of auteur directors are already being considered front-runners for the Best Director category. The following are the directors that could be considered for 2015 Oscars.

Box Office Predictions: 'The Fault in Our Stars' Set to Beat 'Edge of Tomorrow'

The box office weekend will serve up a rather interesting scenario as low-budget film "The Fault in Our Stars" is slated to destroy the visual-effects-heavy "Edge of Tomorrow."

Box Office Analysis 2014: A Look at Subpar Performance of Summer's Biggest Movies

This year has seen a number of hits at the box office as well as a number of flops. The winter season saw "The Lego Movie," "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "Divergent" surpass expectations and became successful financially. However after the first month of the summer season, Box Office Mojo is reporting that the box office took a hit, and this past May is the lowest since 2010 because of the lack of successful movies.

Retrospective: Looking at the Top Science Fiction Films of the Last Few Years

On June 6, Tom Cruise's latest science fiction film "Edge of Tomorrow" will be released. The film has been getting a number of great reviews and is considered a must-see for the summer. However for those that will not be able to get to a nearby theater, these are a couple of science fiction films that could be seen as alternatives to Cruise's latest movie.
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