The success of the Hatfields & McCoys miniseries has stoked a full-out career revival for Kevin Costner, with 3 Days to Kill now in theaters and more projects on the way. We’re looking back at the highs and lows of his screen legacy.
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MGM took a song-filled, nostalgic look back at the birth of talking films with its 1952 musical Singin’ in the Rain. Guest blogger Marsha Collock talks about the timeless Gene Kelly/Debbie Reynolds/Jean Hagen classic, and “what a glorious feeling” watching it gives her.
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Isaac Hayes, Barbra Streisand, Bruce Springsteen, and Eminem are among the performers of the last four decades of Best Original Song Academy Award winners. MoveFanFare wants to know which winning songs tops your list of favorites.
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This year marks the golden anniversary of Disney’s Academy Award-winning Mary Poppins, starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. Guest writer Craig Pisani offers a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious look at the beloved film and its enduring, magical charm.
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It’s been 88 years since the first entry in a long and distinguished resume was screened for the public, with the opening of rookie director Alfred Hitchcock’s The Pleasure Garden. We’ve got much more movie minutiae to present.
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“You know what? This article is a salute to legendary Warner Bros./MGM animator Tex Avery, marking his Lone Star State hometown’s remembering him with a special day in his honor. And that makes he happy.”
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This week’s poll shines our Academy Awards spotlight on the first 35 years of the award for Best Original Song. Cast your vote for the winning tune–“Over the Rainbow,” “Mona Lisa,” “Moon River” and more–that’s your favorite.
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It’s been exactly 80 years since humble Columbia Pictures released an unexpected critical and popular smash with the Capra-Gable-Colbert romantic charmer It Happened One Night. We’re giving you a leg up with more TInseltown trivia.
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So, how exactly does a scholarly look at the film adaptations of humorist James Thurber’s works metamorphose into a very belated Valentine to the object of an 11-year-old’s first TV crush? Read on to find out.
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A quarter century after he first impressed filmgoers with his martial arts prowess, Jean-Claude Van Damme is still kickin’. We’re looking back at the Muscles from Brussels’ long, sometimes self-mocking, but never dull screen legacy.
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