As part of our It’s a Wonderful December celebrations, the remainder of this month’s Create-A-Caption posts will be holiday-themed, giving you the opportunity to add some Ha-Ha-Ha to your Ho-Ho-Ho! Kicking things off is a a classic movie moment from…
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He’s been active in Hollywood for over three decades, but which of Robert Downey Jr.’s iconic performances is your favorite? Here’s a place to have your say!
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Upon its release in 1953, Roman Holiday immediately became a film sensation. Starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, it remains one of the definitive romantic comedies. In the film, Hepburn (who won an Academy Award for Best Actress for the…
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For this very merry installment of Music Movie Video, we will be taking a look at Annie Lennox and Al Green’s cover of Jackie DeShannon’s 1968 hit “Put a Little Love in Your Heart” that was recorded for the soundtrack…
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The holidays are just around the corner and we are in the spirit! Along with all of our usual content, MovieFanFare will be showcasing special posts celebrating the holiday season throughout the month — from looks back at cinematic classics…
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Actor/comedian Ben Stiller turns 51 today, and we’re celebrating his birthday by featuring his most successful film, There’s Something About Mary as today’s trailer of the day! Originally released in 1998 (man, where did that time go?) this outrageous farce…
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Pete’s Dragon The sole survivor of a family car crash deep in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, 5-year-old Pete was incredibly rescued–and nurtured–by an enormous green dragon that he named “Elliott.” Five years later, as developers begin to encroach…
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For today’s guest post, Classic Film and TV Cafe’s Rick Armstrong presents his picks for the best business flicks: 1. Patterns (1956). What would you do if you worked for the world’s worst boss? If you answered “quit, of course,”…
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It’s time for this week’s Create-A-Caption! This week, we’ve chosen a picture from Glengarry Glen Ross — the film adaptation of David Mamet’s riveting play about desperation and betrayal starring Alec Baldwin, Jack Lemmon, and Al Pacino — and given…
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Originally released in 1969, The Italian Job is a smart and stylish heist actioner starring Michael Caine as the leader of a group of thieves who disguise themselves as football fans to rip off a cache of gold in Turin,…
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