A true sci-fi classic, Forbidden Planet has thrilled audiences since it was released back in 1956. This milestone science fiction adventure, loosely based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest, details what happens when a rescue ship’s crew locates the survivors of an…
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All aboard for this week’s new releases! Get your tickets to what you’ll be watching this week! The Girl on the Train Every morning, divorced alcoholic Rachel Watson (Emily Blunt) rides a train that passes the house she used to…
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It’s the start of another week, but there’s no need to, as Office Space would have it, have a case of the Mondays, because we’ve got another Create-A-Caption for you! Today we’ve got an image from Singin’ in the Rain,…
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With the inauguration happening this Friday, we thought we’d look back at notable films about Presidents spanning the history of Hollywood for this week’s poll. Which one is your favorite? Or, if your personal fave isn’t included, let us know…
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Rick and Ilsa. Han and Leia. Harry and Sally. The movies are full of classic romances. This weekend’s Open Thread poses a difficult question for you: What is the greatest movie romance of all time, and why? Think about it,…
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Best known for creating The Exorcist (for which he wrote the original novel as well as the screenplay for William Friedkin‘s film adaptation), writer and director William Peter Blatty has died at the age of 89. Although primarily known as…
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Still one of the weirdest, most wonderful comedies of the 1980s, Raising Arizona is a riotous comedy caper from Joel and Ethan Coen about an infertile couple (ex-con Nicolas Cage and policewoman Holly Hunter) who desperately want children, and figure…
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“The kind of woman most men want…but shouldn’t have.” Those words describe Mildred Pierce, the woman at the center of a Hollywood masterpiece. Joan Crawford won an Academy Award for her performance as the title character in this noirish favorite…
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“I think that the problem may have been, that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being crushed by a dwarf.” And so we have one of the most iconic scenes from This Is…
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If this post seems especially bright to you, that’s because the stars are coming out for this week’s new release rundown. Take a look at what titles are now available on DVD and Blu-ray! Deepwater Horizon By April 2010, electrical…
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