In an exclusive clip from the bonus material off the St. Vincent Blu-Ray and DVD, Bill Murray does some splendid seat-dancing in a car. Murray is almost a mythic figure in Hollywoodâjust read what it took to get Murray to star in the movieâand the video below gives a taste of what Murray…
After a genuinely terrific cinematic year in 2013, we were probably due for a letdown in 2014, and we got it. There were of course many very good movies last year, but almost all were flawed in one way or another: too narrow, too unfocused, too emotionally remote, or what have you. I’m not sure whether a single one would have cracked my top five of the previous year.
Movie theaters are not making money on movies…
Itâs fair to say that The Interview sufferedâor perhaps, inflictedâsome casualties. But for all the North Korea and hacking controversies (and subsequent studio upheavel), at least Seth Rogen and James Franco walked away from the film relatively unscathed.
“There's a part of the wilderness you haven't explored yet. The deeper you go, the darker it gets. Something ominous is lurking and ready to plumb the weakness of the human psyche.”
Before movies like the 1984 classic “Sixteen Candles,†Hollywood had a somewhat complicated relationship with the teenage audience. “Teen movies and their sexuality were all about boys,†Martha Coolidge, the director of the 1983 movie, “Valley Girls,†told ABC News.
How these films contributed to the rise of the teenage girl.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three black women released movies in 2014, more than ever before in a single year. And one of them is a contender for the motion picture academy's top prize.
To celebrate the sketch program's 40th anniversary, we look at the eleven movies based on SNL sketches.