There are some movies that you would want to erase from your memory.
SO many bad movies, so little space. This years collection of stinkers proves Adam Sandler can be counted on to make at least one monumentally bad film, not all comic book movies are g
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So 2011 fizzled at the movies. Attendance and box office were down — by some measures, back to 1996 levels.
The familiar franchises did OK, but audiences avoided plenty of good- to-near-great movies, as well as the weak ones. The mega
Fans of Adam Sandler (yes, they still exist) will tell you that his films are not meant to be profound; they’re meant to make you laugh. They’re easily forgotten, but can provide a pleasant distraction for a short while. Fans of Dan Brown (I think they s
With that dire Mayan doomsday prophecy hanging over the next year, we needed to stare extra-deep into our crystal ball to make predictions on 2012's world of entertainment.
Knowing Armageddon is in the potential cards, many important questions arise, suc
There was an abundance of crap which came out of Hollywood this year, and surprisingly a high number that were unfortunately quite popular in the Indie world, so suffice to say it was hard to pick just ten for this list. Honestly, it was hard not to fil
The year 2011 was a schizophrenic scene for both indies and studios in film. It began with the promise of an avalanche of Sundance Film Festival acquisitions and promised new vigor and buyers in the independent film sector. But it ended with movies under
The resolutions are made, the annoying auld acquaintances are forgotten, but before we say buh-bye to 2011, let’s take a last look at the Inside Track’s favorite stories of the year. There were a few doozies, so in no particular order...
After being MIA