Albert Brooks‘ 1996 dramedy Mother is a funny and touching examination of the sometimes complicated relationship between mothers and sons. Brooks stars as a science fiction writer who finds himself at a crossroads after getting divorced a second time. Deciding…
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From all of us here at MovieFanFare and Movies Unlimited, we hope you enjoy a fantastic Mother’s Day! While you are enjoying the day, take a second to think about who your favorite cinematic mom is, and let us know…
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These days, open credit sequences to sitcoms are few and far between. While you could spend your time lamenting this now-largely lost art form, instead we encourage you to reflect upon some of the greatest openings in sitcom history. From…
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Jack Nicholson played a less-than-successful 1870s outlaw who escapes the hangman’s noose by marrying spinster Mary Steenburgen in 1978’s Goin’ South. Rick 29 looks at the production of the frontier comedy/romance, which Nicholson also directed.
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As you make your plans for what to do tonight, we’d like to suggest that whatever you wind up doing, try to have as much fun as Tony Manero does in Saturday Night Fever. It seems impossible to believe that…
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As regular readers of MovieFanFare will tell you, we have rather ambiguous feelings about Internet holidays. Some, such as May the Fourth Be With You and the upcoming National Classic Movie Day are a great way for the online community…
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This coming Tuesday is National Classic Movie Day, that annual celebration of Hollywood’s Golden Age. We will be commemorating this day by featuring nothing but posts about classic films on May 16th. Additionally, we’ll be teaming up with our friend…
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Released on December 23, 1951, The African Queen (based on the C.S. Forester novel of the same name) is a cinematic masterpiece that is highlighted by unforgettable lead performances from Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn. Directed by John Huston, this…
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Another week, another Internet holiday. This time, we are talking about National Twilight Zone Day — a celebration of Rod Serling‘s groundbreaking 1959-64 anthology series. The show continues to remain a part of the pop culture conversation all of these…
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It’s a bit of a light week new release wise, with the highlight being the latest installment in the Fifty Shades of Grey saga. But what these offerings lack in quantity, they more than make up for in quality, with…
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