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Netflix: Movies and TV Shows Leaving in July
Take a look at the movies and TV shows that will disappear from Netflix next month.
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LoveFilm Signs Streaming Deal With Sony Pictures Television (Report)
The deal gives LoveFilm the right to stream titles including "The Social Network" and "Salt."
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Dish Network Trying to Lure Away Disaffected Netflix Users
In a tweet, the satellite TV provider lists movie titles that are suddenly unavailable for streaming at Netflix due to a contractual issue between Starz and Sony.
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Producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura Eyeing Options as Paramount Relationship Frays (Exclusive)
He tells THR his "hope and belief" is that he will remain at studio.
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Sony Home Entertainment Adds Enhancements to Movies for Digital Purchase
The new features include enhanced search, speech-to-text software and clip-and-share.
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‘Despicable Me,’ ‘Inception’ Top Home Video Sales Charts
"Salt" debuts as the No. 1 rental, followed by another new release, "Easy A."
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Hollywood Docket: ‘Salt’ tops most-pirated movie list
"Salt" was the most pirated movie on the Internet this week. A high quality version of the movie starring Angelina Jolie was recently leaked. [TF] Producers of the upcoming film "The Social Network," about the founding of Facebook, have relented to some requested changes from Facebook executives after giving them a peak at the script.
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Salt: Film Review
Angelina Jolie, for all intents and purposes, is James Bond in her new film "Salt," and it's really no surprise that Jolie, the only female action star in Hollywood, more than measures up to Daniel Craig.
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‘Salt’ can’t shake ‘Inception’ from No. 1
The Sony action-thriller took in a robust $36.5 million, but it wasn't enough to topple Warner Bros.' second-week winner starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
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‘Inception’ edges ‘Salt’ on Friday
Angelina Jolie's "Salt" gave "Inception" a run for its money Friday with a $12.7 mil debut versus "Inception's" $13.2 daily tally.
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‘Salt’ taking aim at ‘Inception’ this weekend
VIDEO: The Angelina Jolie film, which opens Friday, could make up to $40 million at the boxoffice this weekend. Will that be enough to overtake "Inception"?
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