Image Credit: TIFF. The opening scene of The Cut is exactly what you would expect out of a boxing movie — a raucous audience egging on two competitors in a boxing ring, blood spurting from ...

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While on the surface, The Cut may seem like any other sport ... I hadn't seen something like that, and I've seen a lot of boxing movies, from the '30s on. I've never seen a boxing movie like this. I ...

The iPhone’s video camera has gotten so good ... What’s a good movie without a good soundtrack to accompany it? On Final Cut Pro for iPad, 20 soundtracks are added for drop-in ease of use ...

As promised, Apple has released major new versions of Final Cut Pro before the end of the month, with Final Cut Pro 10.7 now available for Mac and version 1.3 now available for iPad. Both ...

Both focus on the recent additions to its Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Camera apps. Each video walks through the new features and makes the case for users to use Final Cut as their full-process ...

Speaking to Business Insider, Gregg Bilson Jr., CEO of prop company ISS Props, said that 2001 movie Rush Hour 2 asked for a trillion dollars’ worth of fake cash. His company did so (at a cost of ...

Having walked the faithfully built movie set for many weeks, I would turn a corner in the wreck and already know, before the bot’s video camera revealed it, what would be there. It was an eerie ...

The latest grungy fight drama to test the limits of unpleasantness is “The Cut,” which premiered Thursday at the Toronto International Film Festival. movie review Running time: 99 minutes.

Well, sometimes it’s too close ― in fact, movies have gotten in trouble for it before. Speaking to Business Insider, Gregg Bilson Jr., CEO of prop company ISS Props, said that 2001 movie Rush ...

So it follows that the stacks of cash we see in movies and TV shows are not, in fact, legal tender. But unless the money is clearly distinguishable from, say, a dollar or pound note, how close is the ...