30 million obsessive film fans on cellphones can't be wrong: "Black Swan" is a girls' club, and "The Fighter" is a boys' club. But why are they ogling Mark Wahlberg, not Oscar fave Christian Bale? By ...

Flixster Inc, the privately held San Francisco company, made the announcement this morning. In case you don’t know, Flixster is a movie rating website, and Rotten Tomatoes is also a movie ratings site ...

Call it the Flixster Effect. As the viral buzz pushing Paranormal Activity demonstrates, a fundamental shift is transforming how people discover movies. The studios aren’t just force-feeding marketing ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Flixster, the world’s biggest online movie community, is getting even bigger this week by releasing its first fully native Blackberry application and a major update to ...

Social movie rating and sharing website Flixster is to purchase film review aggregating service Rotten Tomatoes in the near future. News Corp, parent to Rotten Tomatoes will own a minority stake in ...

It probably is not surprising that one of the leading movie discovery and listings brands on the Web and devices went mostly mobile in terms of revenue in 2012. But the velocity with which Warner Bros ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The largest, fastest-growing online movie community gets even better today as Flixster launches version 3.0 of “Movies,” its incredibly popular, free iPhone app. The ...

Movie community site Flixster tapped mobile ad network AdMob to boost the ranking of its iPhone application Movies by Flixster. Through AdMob?s ?burst campaign,? a focused ad campaign spent over a ...

Warner Bros. is in advanced negotiations to acquire the popular movie ratings website Flixster, signaling the studio’s big push into social networking. The Time Warner Inc.-owned studio is now the ...

Now that the digital equivalent of a super-vac, MySpace CEO Owen Van Natta, has sucked up some decent music start-ups--Imeem and iLike--for a song, to bolster the social-networking site's efforts to ...