This weekend South Africans can catch a free TCM screening of Do the Right Thing as well as a decidedly old all-star concert flick 12.12.12., in addition to five other flicks that cover a wide spectrum of genres. Non-Stop: Your 2014 release in the unofficial “Liam Neeson as an unwilling but badass action hero” series is this thriller about an …

Plenty of new releases hit the North American box office this past weekend, bringing some serious competition to the current cinema darling, The Lego Movie. Robot cops, more Kevin Hart and Russell Crowe in a winter wonderland were just some of the new flicks gunning for the top spot. But dead or alive, there could be only one number one …

  Vampires, Lego and stolen World War 2 art. Who would reign supreme this past weekend at the North American box office? Clearly, the awesome movie of course. Last Updated: February 10, 2014

  Traditionally, the Superbowl weekend is both the best and worst time for movies. It’s a good time to debut new spots and trailers for upcoming films (more on that later today), and it’s also the time of the year that sees attendance at cinemas drop for that weekend because SPERTS. Here’s how the box office did on Superbowl Sunday …

Zac Efron has certainly come a long way since his Disney days. Whereas he once found himself the goodie-two shoes, all American teen heartthrob whose poster was hanging on every 12-year old girl’s bedroom wall, Efron has grown up, taking more and more mature roles. Did I say “mature” roles? I meant roles that require him to do things that …