
There was Disney. There was Warner Brothers. There was MGM. And then there was UPA. The animation studio UPA was in the shadow of the other three. It was best known as the home of Mr. Magoo and Gerald McBoing-Boing….
Read more →There was Disney. There was Warner Brothers. There was MGM. And then there was UPA. The animation studio UPA was in the shadow of the other three. It was best known as the home of Mr. Magoo and Gerald McBoing-Boing….
Read more →Recommending Reader: masterofoneinchpunch On the Post: MovieFrightFare: Pieces of Terror-ific Trivia (and reiterated in Five Foreign Film Favorites) Years ago, at the Movies Unlimited store, a coworker asked me if I’d ever watched the concert tape of singer Tom Jones on…
Read more →From out of the trenches of Bat Mitzvah videos, the depths of the Internet, and even the grimy street corners of North Philadelphia came Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim. College friends since they met at Philly’s Temple University in the…
Read more →In 1968, written by Bob Rafelson and Jack Nicholson, The Monkees made an interesting movie called Head. The movie also featured Annette Funicello, Teri Garr, and Victor Mature. Has anyone seen this Monkees classic?
Read more →Drive the 2011 neo-noir film starring Ryan Gosling is reviewed. It isn’t often that such a classicly rendered film noir hits the mainstream. Make no mistake about what Drive is and isn’t: it isn’t an L.A. Confidential-style period piece, nor is…
Read more →You know the drill. Below is a classic movie photo with Jason’s caption. You’re encouraged to leave your own suggestion in the comment section below! “Harold Lloyd? Never heard of him. Why do you ask?”
Read more →Ezra Miller’s cred as a young actor to-be-reckoned- with has been growing over the last few years. On cable TV, he’s had semi-regular stints as Damien, boyfriend of David Duchovny’s daughter on Californication, and Tucker Bryant, a teenager with hemophilia…
Read more →Movie Fans, Your thoughts on the first time in 83 years that a silent film has won the Best Picture Oscar. Add The Artist to your DVD movie collection, pre-order today.
Read more →Elizabeth Taylor, one of the greatest actresses of Hollywood’s Golden Age was born on this day in 1932. Taylor was recognized for her acting ability, beauty and distinctive violet eyes. See some of her most famous films here. Follow this…
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