Movie Entertainment
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PROFILE |
Movie
Entertainment
is a monthly paid publication providing content
and detailed programming information for the
premium television services delivered by cable
operators and direct-to-home satellite
transmission in Eastern Canada.
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The Mission
Movie Entertainment is primarily organized as a
service vehicle. Its content is tailored to
serve readers who are seeking an immediate
benefit from reading. As a viewing guide readers
come to Movie Entertainment (repeatedly) to find
out whats on? Movie Entertainment will
continue to respond to whats on? but in a
more expansive way by covering the broader field
of Entertainment.
Movie Entertainment will develop its editorial
content around the word you. Movies you must
see! Music you must hear! Games you must
experience! Our content will also cover the full
range of pop culture interests celebrities,
technology, happenings, trends, events and
style. Whats hot whats not.
The magazine will employ a sophisticated design
that will feature an eclectic mix of visuals. It
will be paced to compliment television making
ample use of sidebars, marginalia, bold entries,
call-outs, tints, font and column changes. It
will offer editorial heft with deceptive
packaging. It will provide intelligent insights
without boring.
The mission is to make the magazine fun,
rewarding and actionable. Movie Entertainment
will be visually pleasing while providing useful
information in the form of factual measures,
names, numbers and how to items, with
considerable use of diagrams, charts, lists, and
scorecards. Lots of eye candy to supplement
editorial content that will be universally
accessible!
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Movie Entertainment
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Stop being
Rachels friend
Jennifer
Aniston has a lot of baggage to overcome in her
pursuit of a career as a serious movie actress.
There was, for instance, a European survey that
found 33 per cent of people would choose her as
their celebrity friend, more than for any
other star.
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Up-to-the-minute
plotlines revealed!
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Judes Blip |
The Wire: Episode 39: Soft Eyes
No other show packs as much information
into one hour as The Wire. Each episode
follows several characters, several
storylines and is so crammed with nuance
and small strands of information you
sometimes feel like youre
lost in a Russian novel.
Standouts from Sunday night include:
Herc walking in on the mayor who just
happens to be getting
serviced
(and not by his wife). Herc thinks hes
finished until he has a chat with sly,
old Major Valchek who tells him that
careers have been launched on a helluva
lot less and to just shut up and play
dumb.
Cutty has all the hot moms in the hood
showing up at the gym with home cooking
cause they just appreciate what hes
doing for those kids! Spiders
mom tells Cutty she
throws
down good
in the kitchen
and elsewhere.
And finally, the cops have a grim laugh
over a mans
dying words:
You
ask who shot him?
Sure
he said a guy with a gun.
Best Line:
Tommy Carcetti on the
debate: Tomorrow night, I will
kick his ass. But the next morning, I
still wake up white in a city that ain't.
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2100 Ste-Catherine West, 2nd Floor
Montreal, Quebec, H3H 2T3
Phone: (514) 939-5024
Fax: (514) 939-8027
email: [email protected]
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