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Andre Norton's 1963 novel Judgement on Janus has strong similarities to James Cameron's recent blockbuster sci-fi film, Avatar.

Some were bombs. Some were hits. Some are icons of pop culture. But all of these movies should be done over.

I liked both Doritos commercials in which idiots get harmed . Such violence. Now that IS Extreme Doritos.

Read the full commentary in Waste Age. You probably remember the movie "Field of Dreams." It starred Kevin Costner as a farmer who believed that if he built a baseball stadium in the back forty, people would come to watch games.

We know how it is: You'd like to go to the movies this weekend, except you're busy writing long, flowery letters to the love of your life, who's on the other side of the planet somewhere where there's no Internet access.

Dear John is the fifth of Nicholas Sparks' books to be turned into a movie, which means that even if you haven't read a word of his novels, if you are a regular moviegoer you know what to expect.

Dear John opens Friday throughout the Triangle For all their schmaltzy underpinning, two things have always buoyed the movie adaptations of novels by New Bern-based author Nicholas Sparks.

I thought it was a no-brainer at first. "Write a review of your favorite sports movie." The answer came at me like a Nolan Ryan fastball... Bull Durham .

"If you build it, they will come." That is the widely known, though slightly incorrect, version of the mystical mandate received by Kevin Costner in the 1989 movie Field of Dreams .

It is the hollow boast of the rock star manque: no deal, no gigs and no money but they are Big in Japan! Yet what was once a term of scorn is increasingly a seriously profitable means for celebrities to prolong their pay days.

Men pray together at the Northwest Men's Conference over the weekend at Portland's New Hope Community Church.

One of my favorite movies is The Postman with Kevin Costner in the title role. I'm not sure why this movie never caught on, maybe people were just tired of Costner, but the movie, like the book written by David Brin, does so many things right that it certainly should have been more popular.

Kevin Costner learned in "Field of Dreams" that if he built it, they would come.

The Civil War and Reconstruction period represented an era of reform. Republicans attempted to force emancipation and civil rights on the South.

Sam Raimi never had it. Kevin Costner had it and lost it. It's is the last sought-after perk for a studio director: final cut.

BLUE IN THE FACE: "Avatar" will change the face of how we watch movies, utilyzing old technology in new ways.

With the movie award season now upon us, Sensenig at the Cinema is taking a look at the front runners for best picture to determine whether they're worth the hype.

Michael Cooper flew halfway around the world to end up back where he grew up. The 38-year-old, who lives in Japan, is visiting Houma this week to show his in-laws from Japan a different side of America, outside the stereotypical wheat fields of the Midwest, the bustling streets of New York City and the picturesque views at the Grand Canyon.

By DAVID LEEFrom left, Eli and Solara say a prayer in Alcon Entertainment's film 'The Book of Eli,' a Warner Bros.

It's a case of like father, like son for "JFK" filmmaker Oliver Stone and his budding director son, Sean.