Some folks watch it several times every year; others call it “sentimental hogwash.” In this classic article, “Movie Irv” Slifkin gives his reasons why Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life should be considered the definitive Christmas film.
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Well, we’re sure many of you saw Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens this weekend. if you did–or even if you’re waiting–vote in this week’s poll for which entry in the hit sci-fi film franchise is your favorite.
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“Mrs. Robinson, you’re trying to seduce me,” said Dustin Hoffman to Anne Bancroft in The Graduate, which opened 48 years ago this week. May we seduce you with more Hollywood trivia inside?
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With Star Wars: The Force Awakens officially opening today, we thought we’d share our caption for this still from 2002’s Attack of the Clones with you. If you think you can top us (and you probably can), leave yours in the comments inside.
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Jodie Foster and a pre-Twilight Kristen Stewart are a mother and daughter whose new Manhattan home is under siege by a trio of burglars in Panic Room. Guest writer Steve Bailey unlocks his thoughts on director David Fincher’s 2002 suspense hit.
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Ho, ho, ho, film buffs! It’s Christmastime, and this year MovieFanFare and Six Pix are celebrating the season with a Santa-filled selection of posters spotlighting St. Nicholas. Which cinematic Kris Kringle depiction do you think is the most iconic?
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Looking for something to put under the tree for your favorite film buff (or to give to yourself)? Here are some collector’s editions and deluxe sets on DVD and Blu-ray sure to delight everyone, from classic movie watchers to lovers of recent hit films and TV shows!
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Believe it or not, it’s been 18 years this week since Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio captured moviegoers’ hearts in James Cameron’s record-breaking maritime drama Titanic. Click here for more unforgettable Hollywood anniversaries.
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As MovieFanFare’s contribution to the Sinatra Centennial Blogathon, let’s see how a young Frank gave some youngsters a musical lesson in religious tolerance in the Oscar-winning 1945 short The House I Live in.
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We remember actor Robert Loggia, whose 50-plus-year career included roles in Big and Scarface and an Academy Award nomination for 1985’s Jagged Edge, with this classic tribute from “Movie Irv” Slifkin.
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