This week’s new offerings include the latest naturalistic musical from the director of Once, a return to Barbershop, an inventive actioner, and much more. Take a look: Sing Street Dublin, 1985: Miserable with his transfer to a rigid Catholic school,…
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With Sandra Bullock celebrating her 52nd birthday today, I was curious as to which of her many performances you think standout. Speed? Gravity? Miss Congeniality? Demolition Man? Have your say in the comments below!
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Guest blogger Rick 29 writes: One of the most popular features at the Classic Film and TV Cafe is the site’s “A to Z” list. Awhile back, the Cafe tackled film noir–a daunting task because there so many good ones….
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With Star Trek Beyond hitting theaters this week, here’s your chance to sound off about your favorite Starfleet captain. So vote below and let us know who your favorite Star Trek Captain is! To see a complete list of movie…
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There’s sad news to report from Hollywood today with the word that legendary writer/director/producer/actor/jack of all trades Garry Marshall died yesterday from pneumonia at the age of 81. After beginning his lengthy career as a writer on The Tonight Show…
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You know the drill. Below is a photo from Breakfast At Tiffany’s with Chris’ caption. You’re encouraged to leave your own suggestion in the comment section below! Holly Golightly left New York without ever having her dreams of finding a…
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Who better to select the five best war films than a recently retired U.S. Army colonel? Migs, our guest blogger, was commissioned in 1987 from the United States Military Academy at West Point and held various commands during a distinguished…
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Because you can’t have light without dark, joy without pain, peanut butter without chocolate, etc., I now present this follow-up to last week’s The Five Greatest Board Games Based on Films article that focuses on the worst tie-ins ever to…
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The price of honor. The power of friendship. The glory of love. The Karate Kid: Part II had it all. As difficult as it seems, the flick is currently celebrating its 30th anniversary. As such, I wanted to share its…
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Richard Linklater’s 1980s-set comedy leads off this week’s new releases, check ’em out!: Everybody Wants Some!! A group of college baseball players are living the life in the 1980s. They’re learning to manage the responsibilities and freedoms that come with…
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