Lawrence Kasdan came out with a bang in Hollywood as a writer. His first three screenplays were monster hits (The Empire Strikes Back, Raiders of the Lost Ark and Return of the Jedi). In the middle of all that, he…
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Being in a hospital is not fun. But watching shows set in hospitals? That’s a completely different story! From M*A*S*H to ER and beyond, watching the stories of the complicated lives of men and women who have devoted their lives…
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Although the King of Rock and Roll died 41 years ago last week, Elvis Presley is still one of the most listened-to artists on the planet. At any minute of any day, someone somewhere is listening to the classics that…
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Actor, icon, and global treasure Robert De Niro turns 75 today. Has there been a more talented master of his field in contemporary Hollywood than De Niro? It seems unlikely. Looking over his filmography is like getting a refresher course…
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Heartbreaking news from Detroit today, “The Queen of South” Aretha Franklin died at her home today. She was 76. We are beyond saddened that she is no longer with us, especially since her music touched our lives so greatly. Her…
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As a Star Wars fan who had gotten used to loathing the prequels, both Rogue One and Solo: A Star Wars Story have been pleasant surprises. The former is a very adult tale of heroism and sacrifice about the Rebels’…
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Like Thanos himself, August isn’t playing around. We are only two weeks into the month and already it has been packed with more new DVD and Blu-ray releases than any other time this year to date. Obviously the biggest new…
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Last month, we asked you to share your thoughts on superhero movies as part of our Summer of Sci-Fi series of posts. Regular MovieFanFare guest blogger Jim Brymer (of The Midnite Drive-In) happily accepted the challenge, and here are his…
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The biggest film event of the year (and the culmination of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date) hits DVD and Blu-ray this week when Avengers: Infinity War is released on Tuesday. This hugely entertaining comic book film has Earth’s mightiest…
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For this week’s poll, we’re taking you back to 1994 and arguably the most influential film of the 1990s, Pulp Fiction. Combining elements of humor, noir, and violence, Quentin Tarantino‘s blockbuster was a critical and commercial success that was unlike…
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