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WebBrowse at the movies
Love Movies ? THE best movie resource just has to be the Internet Movie DataBase at www.imdb.co.uk. Look up all your favourite actors, directors, and even Film locations. Read other people's reviews - become a member and post your own movie review (or critique - if you are posh). Look at the top 250 films and worse 100 films as voted for by everyone who has ever rated a film on the site. The home page is updated daily with movie of the day and question of the day as well as with new movies.
This is the ultimate movie site, which claims to be visited by "over 18 million movie lovers each month".
When you’ve finished browsing the Internet Movie Database, two more fun movie sites are the FilmWise WebSite, which consists of weekly movie screenshot quizzes where the skin of all the actors is “invisible”, as well as their other quizzes; and the Huge Movie Quiz site with thousands of questions and quizzes about the movies.
So you've read the latest reviews and decide you want to go to the cinema to catch a new film, you can book your ticket online at cinema sites such as www.odeon.co.uk. Booking your cinema ticket is a very easy process and it means avoid the queues. The site also has some fun games to play such as the Usherette Game.
So maybe you'd like to buy some movie memorabilia. Try the following sites: Movie-Stuff.co.uk for film cells, t-shirts and all sorts of memorabilia; or allposters.com for a large selection of movie posters as well as every poster you could ever want.
Once your movie has come out on dvd, you will want to rent or buy it. There are a growing number of dvd rental companies on the internet now. Pay a monthly subscription (from £9.99) for unlimited films sent to your door, with no late fees. Both sites listed have a 14 day trial period. I can personally recommend LOVEFiLM.com. Their site tells you all you need to know. For £9.99 per month you get 1 film delivered at a time, with an unlimited amount of dvds or for £19.99 per month you get 4 dvds delivered at a time.
Maybe you will want to build your own dvd collection. Some recommended sites you might want to try are Benson’s World and SendIt.com.
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