Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Franchise (Analysis)
Disney has announced it will control any future “Indiana Jones” movies — but does the world really want any future “Indiana Jones” movies? read more
Disney has announced it will control any future “Indiana Jones” movies — but does the world really want any future “Indiana Jones” movies? read more
Recommended The Movie: Written and directed by David Schmoeller in 1986, Crawlspace (not to be confused with the made for TV movie of the same name) is a twisted thriller that once again found the writer/director working with producer Charles Band (then with Empire Pictures, prior to starting Full Moon).
David Thomson’s latest book is full of assured declarations, chatty asides and free-associative essays accompanying images from 71 films.
Joel and Ethan Coen have been making movies long enough now that it’s possible for fans not just to have a favorite film of theirs but a favorite type of film. Perhaps you love their loopy comedies: The Hudsucker Proxy , Raising Arizona , The Big Lebowski
Highly Recommended In 10 Words or Less More minions, but too much stuffing Reviewer’s Bias* Loves: Animation, Minions, Despicable Me Likes: Kristin Wiig, Steve Carell Dislikes: Meaningless sequels Hates: The Story So Far… The first film from Chris Meledandri’s Illumination Entertainment, Despicable Me was a out-of-nowhere hit, telling the animated story of Gru (Steve Carell), a supervillain …
Here are the 21 best movies in an especially strong year in film
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TV shows are the best bets in this week’s DVD releases. The Mortal Instruments, City of Bones, Grade C-plus: In a world where there is no Twilight, Underworld, Stargate, or Star Wars, the film would be an interesting look at a magical universe where turmoil is divided between a war with demons and the battle for young love
It can be maddening trying to find the right holiday gift for cinephiles. But it’s hard to go wrong with compilations, especially one as extensive as the Best of Warner Bros. 50 Film Collection (Blu-ray), a 52-disc boxed set featuring some of the studio’s best films, on Blu-ray and UltraViolet digital copy.
The Wesleyan campus can be a lonely place over Thanksgiving break. Not many people are around, and the bleakness of winter starts to set in.
