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! “Listen, Dude, I don’t mind all the cuss words, but eating all the pretzels is uncool.”
Read more →February 2, 1922: Hollywood has a real whodunit on its hands when Paramount Pictures director William Desmond Taylor is found slain. February 5, 1927: Buster Keaton‘s comedic masterwork The General, based on a true Civil War incident, is released. February…
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There’s been a recent trend where music club DJs take two or more songs and artfully combine them, creating a “new” hit called a mash-up. Mixmaster Marcewicz thought that concept might work with movies as well. This first—of four—part deals…
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Guest blogger Eric Roberts writes: Admittedly, I didn’t see Precious when it was initially released. Like many of my peers, I “thought” I just didn’t want to see that aspect of African-American life portrayed and played out on the big…
Read more →…with the help of MovieFanFare’s own “Movie Irv” Slifkin, who, as the announcement of the 2010 Academy Award nominees grows near (Tuesday, February 2), has prepared his own set of predictions about both the nominees and the eventual winners. See…
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gleek (noun): a person obsessed with the TV show Glee Golden Globe, People’s Choice and Screen Actor’s Guild winner Glee was first introduced last May on Fox after the American Idol finale and quickly created major buzz. Part soap opera…
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Scott Cooper has reason to celebrate. On the weekend of the Critic’s Choice and the Golden Globe Awards, the 39-year-old writer-director of Crazy Heart boasts an air of self-confidence. And who could blame him? His $7 million film has just…
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Regina King has been one busy actress over the years. And her plate seems completely full now, too. Over the last few years, she’s provided two voices for Adult Swim’s The Boondocks animated TV shows. Movie roles have included This…
Read more →January 27, 1918: Edgar Rice Burroughs’ jungle lord debuts on screen in Tarzan of the Apes, starring former Arkansas peace officer Elmo Lincoln. January 26, 1936: Filmmakers in Hollywood organize the Screen Directors Guild and name King Vidor as their…
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