With nearly a half-century before the film camera under his belt, Alan Arkin continues to be one of cinema’s most durable and dependable character players. See if the bombardier is okay with our comprehensive appreciation.
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For movie fans across the country, the coming of warmer weather portends a new season at the drive-in…if you are lucky enough to live near one! After Movie Irv shares some of his fondest drive-in memories, you’re invited to contribute your own.
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To mark this week’s opening of the latest Hollywood take on Godzilla–and the 60th anniversary of the behemoth’s Japanese screen debut–we invite you to vote for your top film starring the world’s most famous Green Monster (sorry, Red Sox fans).
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Continuing our survey-by-decade of too-good-to-be-forgotten cinema, we’ve reached back to the Reagan Era for more recommendations for revisits.
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Years before Zero Hour and Airport, James Stewart played an aeronautics engineer who takes desperate steps to stop a transatlantic flight from ending in disaster. Guest blogger Constance Metzinger takes off with a look at 1951’s No Highway in the Sky, co-starring Jack Hawkins and Marlene Dietrich.
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It was exactly 70 years ago this week that screen cowpoke Roy Rogers roped himself a leading lady–on-screen, then off–when Dale Evans co-starred in The Cowboy and the Senorita. We’ve wrangled more movie milestones for inspection.
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Easy-going sailor Bing Crosby and snooty rich gal Carole Lombard are drawn together when a yacht sinking leaves them and their fellow passengers stranded on a remote island. Guest blogger Danny Reid sets sail with a review of the 1934 pre-Code Paramount comedy We’re Not Dressing.
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A certain web-spinning superhero may have audiences cheering now, but spiders haven’t always been so friendly on the big screen. Let’s take a look at some memorable eight-legged movie menaces, from 1955’s Tarantula to the Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings franchises.
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Last week,MovieFanFare asked for your favorite film Wyatt Earp.Today’s poll looks at his O.K. Corral compadre, Doc Holliday. Victor Mature, Kirk Douglas, Val Kilmer and Dennis Quaid are among the dentists-turned-gunslingers aiming for your vote.
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It was exactly 80 years ago this week that a slap-happy trio known as The Three Stooges hit the big screen in their first Columbia short and a four-year-old wonder named Shirley Temple made her first musical for Fox. Read about these and other notable Hollywood anniversaries below.
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