I’m a fan of Rotten Tomatoes, the popular movie review site, which is where Boctor’s Hot Popcorn derives its movie reviews. That’s one of the first places I check before heading out to see a movie. Now, all I have to do is reach into my pocket and pull out my iPhone (or iPod touch). (…)

i.TV, one of the most popular free apps in the App Store, will be getting some cool new features, not only with in the next week or so, but at least once a month from now well into 2009, according to i.TV CEO Brad Pelo. “i.TV is the foundation for what’s to come in additional content and integration,” Pelo says. (…)

i.TV is a new TV and movie guide that just hit the app store yesterday.  This app offers a vast amount of TV listings and movie theaters throughout the U.S. and Canada, providing show descriptions, previews and trailers, celebrity bios, as well as the option to write a review and share information and opinions about shows or movies. (…)

“Now Playing”, formerly known as “Box Office” is a bad version of “Movies”, the app we reviewed earlier today by Jeff Grossman.
Unlike Movies, the interface is un-inspiring and cluttered. The app does not even make use of the iPhone GPS; you are required to enter you zip code, old school. (…)

The new Movies app was written by Jeffrey Grossman, a college sophomore, and was sold to the online movie website Flixster for an undisclosed sum last week. It is one slick app.
What separates Movies from some of the other apps in this category is the attention to detail. (…)

Showtimes is a Moviefone type app which shows you what’s playing near you. Using the GPS location provided by your phone, the app provides a vertical list of all the theaters near you, with expandable arrows showing the actual showtimes. (…)