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Need more ideas for your holiday shopping? Disney movie posters are classic collectibles that are great gifts for both kids and adults. MovieGoods has a huge selection to choose from, including Monsters Inc., The Incredibles, Cinderella, Cars, Finding Nemo, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Fantasia, The Lion King, Toy Story and many more.
Coming to theatres in February, 2008, new flick about a successful comedian reluctantly moves from L.A. to the South to be closer to his family. Martin Lawrence, Louis C.K. and Nicole Ari Parker star.
Buy Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins posters and memorabilia here
Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis stars in There Will Be Blood, an epic tale of family, faith, and power set on the incendiary frontier of California's turn-of-the-century petroleum boom. The story chronicles the life and times of one Daniel Plainview, who transforms himself from a down-and-out silver miner raising a son on his own into a self-made oil tycoon. Mary Elizabeth Barrett also stars. There Will Be Blood opens in limited release the last week of December.
There Will Be Blood posters and memorabilia here
Cyber Monday is here, and that means holiday savings time! On now and running until midnight on December 2nd, save up to 20% off on all web site orders of movie posters, photos, film cells, poster frames, and more.
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New in theatres this holiday season: Gabrielle Union, Terrence Howard and Queen Latifah star in this romantic comedy about a department store Santa finding romance.
New movie releases for November 23, 2007:
Hitman: Based on the hit video game series, international assassin Agent 47 is armed, dangerous, and stamped with a barcode on his neck. Stars Timothy Olyphant.
August Rush: Freddie Highmore is an orphaned musical prodigy who uses his extraordinary talents to reunite with his long-lost birth parents.
Enchanted: Amy Adams is a beautiful fairytale princess who is magically thrust into present-day unmagical Manhattan by an evil queen.
Stephen King's The Mist: A small town community fights to survive when they come under vicious attack from creatures prowling in a thick, unnatural mist.
This Christmas: Secrets are revealed and bonds are tested when the Whitfield family comes together for Christmas for the first time in years.
Today is Black Friday, and it's a great day to find those deals and perhaps start picking up those Christmas gifts.
If you're looking for some Christmas Gift ideas, have you considered vintage movie magazine covers? The reproduction posters of vintage movie magazine covers are great items for any fan of classic Hollywood, or the glamorous film stars of yesteryear.
Also available are genuine fine art lithographs of dozens of different classic vintage posters, such as "King Kong", Boris Karloff's "The Mummy", "Casablanca", "The Thief of Bagdad", "Dracula", and many more. These highly collectible, brilliantly "remastered" editions capture the glitz, the glamour, the artistry, and the history of the world of cinema with an aesthetic perfection far beyond any other movie posters available today. View all the Classic Movie Poster Re-Creations here.
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What better a gift, than a poster from one of the all time classic Christmas movies? MovieGoods has a full selection of posters from holiday movies. Choose from A Christmas Story, Christmas Vacation, The Polar Express, Elf, Deck the Halls, Holiday Inn, It’s a Wonderful Life and many more. Relive your favorite holiday movie memories.
.Movie Box Office: November 16 – 18, 2007
With a budget of $150 million, and despite snagging the top box office spot, Paramount's and director Robert Zemeckis' Beowulf wasn't exactly the dragon slayer it was hoped for with an opening weekend of just over $27 million. However, the movie's innovative use of motion capture and the latest in 3D digital projection techniques is being called the future of the film business. In fact, it looks like almost 40% of the box office take was from the 3D version, and Dreamworks has declared that all of it's future animated flicks will be released in 3D - bolstered by the fact that a significant number of theatres have installed the latest in digital technology. Having seen the movie at our local IMAX over the weekend, we have to state that the presentation was stunning.
Jerry Seinfeld's "Bee Movie" dropped into second place, with Ridley Scott's "American Gangster" claiming third.
Dustin Hoffman and "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium" weren't so wonderful, garnering mediocre reviews from both critics and moviegoers, while the Coen brother's "No Country for Old Men" was a standout, finishing in seventh place, despite the fact that is was on only 148 screens.
Last weekend's full top 10 was as follows:
1. Beowulf - $27.5 M
2. Bee Movie - $14 M
3. American Gangster - $12.8 M
4. Fred Claus - $11.9 M
5. Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium - $9.6 M
6. Dan in Real Life - $4.3 M
7. No Country for Old Men - $3.1 M
8. Lions for Lambs - $2.9 M
9. Saw IV - $2.3 M
10. Love in the Time of Cholera - $1.9 M
Christmas is just around the corner, and it's never too early to start your holiday shopping! Leave the crowded malls behind this year and shop online right here at MovieGoods. Visit our Holiday Gift section for great gift ideas for the people on your shopping list. Order early to ensure delivery well before Christmas.
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| 1. | Twilight |
| 2. | The Dark Knight |
| 3. | The Express |
| 4. | Quantum of Solace |
| 5. | Bolt |
| 6. | High School Musical 3 |
| 7. | Appaloosa |
| 8. | Eagle Eye |
| 9. | Miracle at St. Anna |
| 10. | Watchmen |
