By Juan Butten For decades, Hollywood operated under one unshakable rule: the biggest names on the poster sold the tickets. Audiences went to the movies

By Juan Butten There was a time when the words Star Wars on a movie theater marquee carried the weight of a secular religious event.

By Juan Butten There was a time, not so long ago, when looking up at the night sky through the lens of a movie screen

By Juan Butten I have always considered destroying a book to be something more than an abhorrent act. Perhaps it is due to the deep

By Juan Butten The theater lights go down, and for the first time in nearly a decade, there are no triumphant Avengers fanfares, nor flashes

By Juan Butten Some films are remembered for their stories. Others for the moment in which we first saw them. For me, the first film