The World Meteorological Society announce that it is recognizing 12 new cloud-related features in its latest update to the International Cloud Atlas, released this week. These will be the first ...

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It's sure to be epic but don't expect Lord of the Rings-like returns from Cloud Atlas. Exhibitor Relations expects the film will earn only $12.5 million this weekend which should rank it only the ...

Anyone who has complained that today’s movie industry lacks imagination, ambition and originality (and who hasn’t?) had better take a look at “Cloud Atlas.” The new film from “The Matrix” siblings ...

Few reference books inspire such awe and wonder as the International Cloud Atlas. First published in 1896, the collector’s item is used by meteorologists, sailors, and admirers alike. Now, it’s ...

It's getting to be the end of the year, so lists of the best and worst films, performances and everything from 2012 are going to be trickling onto the internet. Yesterday, TIME magazine was the first ...

Asperatus — the first "new" type of cloud in decades — is about to get the recognition it deserves in the latest edition of the International Cloud Atlas, the world's top reference book for clouds.

You're on cloud nine… that means you are completely happy, perfectly satisfied--euphoric.

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 ...

What follows is a guest review of the movie Cloud Atlas by my friend and movie reviewer, John Shade Vick. John is a writer, composer, traveler, photographer, and life-long film buff. You might ...