From wild-haired rockers to joyful bolero singers, films with or about celebrated musicians have played a key part in the movies. Here, the Guardian and Observers’ critics pick the 10 finest • Top 10 silent movies • Top 10 sports movies • Top 10 film noir • Top 10 musicals • Top 10 martial arts movies • Top 10 biopics • More Guardian and Observer critics’ top 10s 10. Don’t Look Back DA …
Lifeforce | Dial M For Murder | Phantom Of The Opera | Mabuse The Gambler | Breaking Bad | Nosferatu | Arrow Reading this on mobile? Click here to view This year has seen many bigger companies appear to lose interest in the Blu-ray market, with no big box set or restoration projects to match last year’s Hitchcock or Universal Horror collections. Worse yet, the annoying and worrying trend of …
The sixth movie in the “Fast & Furious” series burned rubber in the home video market, but it couldn’t top the minions of “Despicable Me 2.” Â Â Â Â
Some of the year’s biggest movies, both at the box office and for awards contention, have their roots in the printed word, whether in novels, nonfiction books or journalism. Here’s a look at these movies and their literary sources: Â Â Â Â
For those who’ve seen the buzziest of buzzy holiday movies, Spike Jonze’s “Her,†you probably left the theater with much to think about. One of the biggest questions, at least from a filmmaking standpoint: How did Jonze and his team arrive at the future we see on the screen?
Director James Cameron says the movies will be shot together and released between 2016 and 2018
A mutant comic book hero and a crew of little blue children’s characters ruled the home video sales chart in their first weeks in release. Â Â Â Â
Wolf Children | Misfits: Series 1-5 | Big Trouble In Little China | Elementary: Season 1 | Elysium Reading this on mobile? Click here to view It hasn’t been a banner year for animated movies. The not-as-good-as-the-first-one Despicable Me 2 cleaned up at the box office, while the offerings from the usually reliable Pixar and Ghibli, Monsters University and The Wind Rises, were good rather than …
Plan B Entertainment has released only three movies with Paramount since signing a 2005 first-look deal with the studio, which has said it is comfortable with a new, leaner business approach. The impending departure of Brad Pitt’s Plan B Entertainment from Paramount Pictures would seem like a blow to the Hollywood studio, which is suffering from a perception problem. Â Â Â Â