Time to bring the fear – from Nosferatu to The Shining, here’s what the Guardian and Observer’s critics have picked as the scariest films ever made • Top 10 romantic movies • Top 10 action movies • Top 10 comedy movies Peter Bradshaw on horror Horror crashes through boundaries and challenges the prohibitions of taste and thinkability in a way few other genres can match. Classics of the genre …
When you grow up, your heart dies – or so they say. Here’s the proof: from Heathers to Juno, the Guardian and Observer’s critics pick the 10 best teen movies • Top 10 action movies • Top 10 crime movies • Top 10 arthouse movies • Top 10 family movies • Top 10 war movies • More Guardian and Observer critics’ top 10s 10.
Even though it might feel like movies have been around forever, they’re actually relatively young.
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Murder, robbery, revenge… some of the greatest films revolve around the vilest human acts
( Aalto University ) When we watch a movie, our brains react to it immediately in a way similar to brains of other people. Researchers at Aalto University in Finland have succeeded in developing a method fast enough to observe immediate changes in the function of the brain even when watching a movie.
Highly Recommended Arguably the most obscure American feature released to Blu-ray format to date, Boardwalk (1979) was heretofore unknown to this writer despite an excellent cast of important actors. Spottily distributed by Atlantic Releasing, Boardwalk ‘s run may have been limited to a few prints distributed to a handful of theaters in major cities only. The movie, however, is excellent.
Gita Pooran on the job in her DVD club. My name is Gita Pooran and I’m a clerk in a DVD shop.
[SPOILERS AHEAD] It’s no secret that a good series finale can be hard to pull off. Just look at the backlash popular shows such as LOST and Dexter received for their series finales, after all
Science fiction books, films and movies are rife with religious themes.