Movies Archive
Archives for November 2014
It’s a stylish gangster story set in 1920s England. What’s not to love?
Is this seriously just 90 seconds long?!
It’s here!
Thanksgiving is the perfect time to dive into a denigration — and celebration — of cinematic turkeys.
The way Ridley Scott sees non-white actors is really sad and depressig.
It’s an exclusive clip from the upcoming Kingdom of Dreams and Madness
Pan cast Rooney Mara, who is white, to play the Native American character.
Look close enough and you’ll see wink and nod to Alien.
The world of indie film even has its own award show, the Film Independent Spirit Awards.
It’s the least of the films — but it also might be the most gleefully subversive.
And for good reason.
Maybe you’re just getting into The Hunger Games. That’s cool — and you have some awesome books and movies to catch up with. Here are some questions you might have.
One of the things that this dystopian world understands (that American society might still be missing) is that a woman doesn’t need to be likable to be respected.
He was one of only a few directors to make marks on stage, screen, and television.
Nichols was a legendary director both on the stage and the screen.