Highly Recommended The Road to Hong Kong (1962) was the seventh and final Road for stars Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. The others – Road to Singapore (1940), Road to Zanzibar (1941), Road to Morocco (1942), Road to Utopia (1946), Road to Rio (1947), and Road to Bali (1952) – were all made at Paramount, in Hollywood, while The Road to Hong Kong was filmed in England and released by United Artists …
Highly Recommended Take a blanket, made for two now, Add a boy and a girl.
ILIGAN – From online to DVD. Law enforcers on Friday seized DVDs of raw videos of the gruesome killings of Special Action Force troopers in Mamasapano, Maguindanao last January 25.
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Rent It The Movie: If you're unfamiliar with Fellini's work and would like to begin somewhere, watching Satyricon first would probably be the worst choice. With Satyricon, Fellini's late 60s eccentric and experimental phase reached its peak, creating a fascinatingly yet frustratingly disconnected and incoherent oddity that resembled more of an LSD-induced fever dream sci-fi/fantasy than a …
Rent It The impending Valentine's Day release of Sam Taylor-Johnson's big-screen adaptation of the controversial E.L. James novel Fifty Shades of Grey has the internet in thinkpiece mode. Does S&M glorify abuse and violence
Rent It The Movie: I would like to take the time to thank Jon Stewart for announcing his departure from The Daily Show , off to undertake endeavors that are unknown to me. Not because of his time spent on the show which mind you, was prodigious, but that he managed to give an unknown amount of dum-dums like myself some form of segue and/or introduction to the last notable time Stewart left his …
Recommended Though a majority of Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu's films share similar themes and his trademark “slow and steady” visual approach to storytelling, An Autumn Afternoon (1962) has the most in common with his 1949 drama Late Spring . Both feature a widowed patriarch living at home with a fully-grown, unmarried daughter who is prodded into seeking a husband
Recommended The Movie: How To Murder Your Wife is one bizarro movie which tells a very adult story in a childlike manner (at times, it felt like live-action Disney comedy with naughty bits). An item from the MGM/UA back catalog given a polished Blu Ray re-release thanks to the folks at Olive Films, this loopy, underseen 1965 comedy is ripe for a re-appraisal.