Arguably the most entertaining effort in the DC Cinematic Universe to date, Shazam! is a light and breezy comic adaptation that is perfect summer viewing…even though it came out a few months ago. Yet it will hit home video just…
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This week’s new Blu-ray and DVD offerings include everything from a pair of Disney favorites (one new, one classic), to classics from the Warner Archives, recent theatrical offerings, cult hits, and so much more. Movie lovers, have we got a…
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Betty Grable and Don Ameche head south of the border in one of the most delightful Fox musicals of the 1940s – Down Argentine Way. Sparkling Technicolor, musical melodies to tickle your fancy, an amusing script, and Carmen Miranda chica-chica-booming…
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Last week we celebrated 1989’s Batman, and in the interest of fairness we also wanted to give a cinematic shoutout to 1966’s Batman: The Movie. Adam West is at his campy best in this feature based on the 1960s TV…
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The hype over the Batman officially got underway in December of 1988 when the initial trailer hit theaters just in time for Christmas. It was less than two minutes of random scenes seemingly picked haphazardly without any indication of what…
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All day we’ve been celebrating the 30th anniversary release of the 1989 Batman movie…and the mania that surrounded its release. Although the hype was created purely to help the flick make bank at the box office, there was something about…
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Friends, it’s been a while since we’ve featured a Movie Music Video post here on MovieFanFare, so I am rectifying this in the most stylish way possible by showcasing Prince’s 1989 summer jam “Batdance” (from the Batman soundtrack, obviously) today….
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Sure, Batman was a huge pop culture phenomenon when it hit theaters 30 years ago, but what often gets overlooked in discussions of the film is how great the casting is. Apart from lead roles by Jack Nicholson and Michael…
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It was 30 years ago today that Batman first swung into theaters. To commemorate this pop culture milestone, we’ll be celebrating Tim Burton‘s hugely influential comic book movie throughout the day. We wanted to kick things off by hearing your…
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Cabaret started out as a Broadway show. Actually it started out as a series of stories written by Christopher Isherwood about life in Berlin, post WWI, just before and immediately after the coming of the Nazi party. The original play…
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