With the summer officially getting underway this week, the temperature is going to be rising…meaning that you’ll want to be spending some time indoors to beat the heat. Thankfully, there are an assortment of terrific new releases — led by…
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On June 23, 1989, Tim Burton‘s eagerly anticipated Batman film hit theaters. For the entire summer the world was caught up in Batmania thanks to the Michael Keaton/Jack Nicholson comic book film. From hearing Prince’s “Batdance” in constant rotation to…
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“I am your father.” These four words changed pop culture forever. On this Father’s Day, I thought it would be appropriate (if a little on the nose) to present the most infamous science fiction scene of all time. When audiences…
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It’s been almost 30 years to the day since Tim Burton‘s Batman broke box office records and redfined the superhero film with its thrills and complex drama. At the heart of the film was the conflict between Michael Keaton‘s Batman…
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Although overshadowed by its remake series in terms of pop culture appreciation, the original Battlestar Galactica contains plenty of sci-fi thrills of its own. Led by Lorne Greene as the heroic Captain Adama, the 1978-79 series was, during its original…
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Gene Kelly was at the peak of his career in the early 1950s, making such memorable musicals as Summer Stock, An American in Paris, Singin’ in the Rain and Brigadoon. One side adventure he took away from musicals was a…
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Happy Father’s Day! As we celebrate the men who helped raise us today (along with our mothers of course), we wanted to take a moment to ask you who you think the greatest dads from film and television are. From…
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Kino Lorber Studios have just made three fantastic flicks from the sensational seventies available on DVD and Blu-ray with new special features that make each of these an unmissable cinematic treat. Here then is a hat trick of 1970s film…
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A plain young woman and a scarred war veteran find love and beauty with each other inside The Enchanted Cottage. Guest writer Constance Metzinger opens the door to the 1945 RKO fantasy/romance starring Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young.
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1996. The President was Bill Clinton, who would be seeking his second term that same year. Coincidentally enough, two astoundingly different alien invasion movies, which also featured their own POTUS’s premiered then too. Independence Day was a blockbuster released on…
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