Film Reviews, Box Office Analysis, Movie News. Welcome to All About Movies.net! Featuring original reviews and analyses from the world of cinema. http://www.allaboutmovies.net This work is Copyright ALL ABOUT MOVIES.NET. All Rights Reserved. info@allaboutmovies.net info@allaboutmovies.net http://www.allaboutmovies.net http://www.allaboutmovies.net/indextitle.jpg The title of this blog post is a little misleading in that Hollywood has always been about making money. A film is only as good as how much profit it makes; it doesn’t matter whether the film is about nonsensical battling robots or finding meaning in the depths of a complicated relationship, if it makes money, Hollywood will produce it... http://www.allaboutmovies.net/blogs/2012-02-20-theslowdeathofartincinema.php February 2012 marks yet another return of George Lucas’ infamous Star Wars saga to multiplexes across the world. No, we’re not getting a new film in the franchise. Instead, we’re getting a re-run of the first prequel, The Phantom Menace, in glorious digital 3D... http://www.allaboutmovies.net/blogs/2012-02-12-whateverhappenedtogeorgelucas.php Steven Spielberg is a legendary fixture on the Hollywood landscape, up there with the famous Hollywood sign and the Walk of Fame. All things being equal, his films are great to watch and represent a director who really knows how to manipulate the medium to entertain the audience. If Spielberg’s name is on a film as a director, I’ll be in line to watch it... http://www.allaboutmovies.net/blogs/2012-02-04-spielbergandtintin.php The “Mission: Impossible” television series was a sacred cow, along with other fine 80s trash like “The A-Team”, “Knight Rider”, “Airwolf” and more. The 80s version of the show was highly enjoyable, as I’m sure the 60s version was but I never saw those... http://www.allaboutmovies.net/blogs/2012-01-25-thismissionispossible.php There are days when I wonder why I still follow the movies that come out of Hollywood. Is it the promise of experiencing something magical that no other art form can provide. Is it experiencing moments of cinematic genius where image, sound, performance and the written word come together in a bastion of thrilling excitement. http://www.allaboutmovies.net/blogs/2012-01-14-whyremakewhenyoucan3Dconvert.php Regardless of your political persuasion, it is impossible to deny that Margaret Thatcher was an extraordinary public figure. Her impact on the United Kingdom and the world was legendary, as was her formidable nature. With that as a context, watching The Iron Lady is something of a let down. http://www.allaboutmovies.net/blogs/2012-01-12-theironladylacksspine.php For the latest film reviews, movie news, articles and analysis, visit All About Movies.net for all the latest on Hollywood and beyond! http://www.allaboutmovies.net