Since MovieFanFare’s festival of festivities is well underway, the next couple of Create-A-Captions will feature a holiday flair. This week’s comes to us via the 1945 Yuletide classic Christmas in Connecticut. The wonderful holiday farce stars Barbara Stanwyck as a…
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It’s the most wonderful time of year…to be scared? While at this time of year people traditionally watch movies that are full of stories about love and gift-giving, there is one particular cinematic subgenre that aims to deck your halls…
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You don’t have to wish upon a star to make your toy collecting dreams come true anymore, because Funko has got you covered. The Washington-based collectibles company has quickly become an industry leader due to their snatching up the hottest…
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Here’s a rundown of some older films that have just made their way to Blu-ray and DVD. Because there’s nothing like some classics from the cinema! Topper Spirit-filled madcap screwballer stars Cary Grant and Constance Bennett as fun-loving socialites George…
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We hope you had an amazing Thanksgiving! Now we realize that many of you are suffering from turkey hangovers this morning and coping with the realization that the holidays are now officially here. But fear not, we have got you…
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Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, this week’s assortment of new DVDs and Blu-rays are a bit lighter than usual — which isn’t to say that you won’t find something here to throw on before you pass out in a haze…
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On July 16, 1948, Key Largo — adapted from the Maxwell Anderson play of the same name — brought its mix of noir and suspense to theaters. Is it an exaggeration to say that film was never the same again?…
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Before Star Wars changed the universe, George Lucas had his first major hit film with 1973’s American Graffiti. This paean to early-’60s youth culture boasts a cast of future stars that includes Ron Howard, Richard Dreyfuss, Cindy Williams, Paul Le…
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This week’s Create-A-Caption focuses on one of my all-time favorite films, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. John Hughes’ poignant comedy stars a never-better Steve Martin as Neal Page, an uptight businessman desperate to return to his Chicago home in time to…
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With Thanksgiving happening later this week, it’s about time to rewatch the classic John Hughes comedy Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. The film includes hilarious performances from John Candy and Steve Martin, the latter of whom is the focus of this…
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