Today is Veterans Day, America’s annual observation of those brave men and women who fought for, and in many cases gave everything, for their country. The struggle and sacrifice of these national heroes has been depicted countless times on screen…
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Marvel Studios’ latest blockbuster is Doctor Strange, a rollicking origin story about comicdom’s master of the mystic arts starring Benedict Cumberbatch. It is expected to reign at the box office for the second straight week, but what you may not…
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Exotic, seductive, expressive…she was probably one of the most talented actresses of the 20th century that most people have never heard of: Anna May Wong. Anna May Wong took Hollywood by storm in the 1920s in movies such as The…
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Here’s the lowdown on what new titles are now available! Sausage Party Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s outrageously raunchy farce–CGI-animated, but most definitely not for kids–is set in the shelves of a supermarket, where affable hot dog Frank (voiced by…
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With the real world election causing much stress, we thought we’d do a special open thread in which you could name your favorite fictional movie president. (And be sure to vote for your favorite portrayal of a real president in…
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Have you voted yet? Get out and do your civic duty, then come back. Okay! welcome back! Since today is Election Day, we thought it only right that all of the posts today have a political bent to them. Kicking…
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Given the current headlines and a certain huge political event that is happening tomorrow, Election seemed like the perfect choice to be featured as today’s Movie Trailer of the Day. This lacerating satire stars Matthew Broderick as a popular Omaha…
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You know the drill. Below is a picture from The Maltese Falcon with Chris’ caption. You can leave your own goofy captions in the comments section below! Try though they might, the gang never could figure out the ending to…
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As America picks its next president this week, here’s a chance for you to vote on which actor gave the best cinematic performance as Commander-in-Chief.
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1. The Magnificent Seven (1960) is a pretty faithful adapatation of Akira Kurosawa’s classic Seven Samurai (1954)–except that the American Western is 79 minutes shorter! It does have a scene not in the original: the one where Chris (Yul Brynner)…
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