April 2013
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Watch the hilarious second episode of the web series ‘Black Box’ via Blip.tv. For more ‘Black Box’ go here. For updates follow ‘Black Box’ on Facebook.
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Apr 14th
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Decades of Movie Posters: Hammer Horror
enjoyyourpictureshow: 1950’s Film: The Quartermass Xperiment (1955) 1960’s Film: Jekyll’s Inferno (1960) 1970’s Film: The Satanic Rites of Dracula (1974)
Apr 13th
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Darkness Prevails With Every Clichè Warning About... →
Apr 13th
Racism Takes Center Stage Over The Legend Jackie... →
Apr 13th
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Apr 13th
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Danny Boyle Plays Mind Games In Noir Throwback... →
Apr 12th
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Apr 12th
March 2013
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February 2013
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Feb 28th
New Motion Poster For Star Trek Into Darkness,... →
Feb 20th
January 2013
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Jan 3rd
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Jan 3rd
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December 2012
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The 11 Best And 12 Worst Movies Of 2012, Plus 16... →
Dec 31st
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Dec 22nd
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Dec 19th
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The First Official "Star Trek Into Darkness"... →
Last week we were teased with an announcement video for the teaser trailer of “Star Trek Into Darkness”. To be honest, it looked a lot like an official teaser trailer. Alas, it was not the official teaser trailer, that has been released today. Watch, enjoy, and prepare youself for what is coming in 2013 with “Star Trek Into Darkness”.
Dec 17th
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Today We Are Canceling The Apocalypse...Pacific... →
Dec 13th
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"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" Movie Review →
All in all, Peter Jackson has crafted yet another exciting first chapter that, while slow to ramp up, adequately introduces fully realized characters, provides exciting action sequences, and leaves audiences chomping at the bit for what lay ahead.
Dec 13th
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Dec 12th
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Everyone loves a good tease, and J.J. Abrams and the folks over at Paramount are providing one courtesy of Star Trek Into Darkness. The teaser trailer arrives on December 17th, and tonight they are teasing fans with an “announcement” video. It goes live at 12:01am PT, and you can watch it below. The anticipation is suffocating!
Dec 6th
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Tom Cruise Takes On 5 Guys At Once In New "Jack... →
Dec 6th
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Dave Grohl's Sundance Premiere Selected... →
Dec 4th
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Dec 4th
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November 2012
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On Hitchcock, The Girl, and The Enigma That... →
Nov 26th
A Knife, A Turkey, and Alfred Hitchcock: Send an... →
Nov 20th
Alfred Hitchcock's First Credited Surviving Film... →
For decades the first surviving feature film to feature Alfred Hitchcock in the credits, The White Shadow, was lost. In 2011, the opening three reels of the six-reel feature were uncovered thanks to research done at the New Zealand Film Archive. Starting November 15, 2012 the National Film Preservation Foundation’s website will screen The White Shadow for a two-month run free thanks to...
Nov 15th
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AFI FEST 2012 Film Review: Piéta (Dir. Kim Ki-duk... →
Nov 12th
Beneath The Earth Film Festival Audience Award... →
Nov 9th
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Once upon a time there was a movie named “World War Z”, scheduled to be released in the Fall of 2012, starring Brad Pitt. That didn’t happen. In June of 2012 the release of World War Z was pushed by Paramount Studios to June 21, 2013; and six weeks of re-shoots were scheduled, plus a script re-write by Damon Lindelof, that was eventually finished by Drew Goddard of the third...
Nov 9th
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Nov 2nd
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AMPAS presents An Academy Salute to Stanley... →
On November 7th The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences will celebrate the life and career of acclaimed filmmaker, auteur director, Stanley Kubrick with “An Academy Salute to Stanley Kubrick.” The event will be hosted by Malcolm McDowell, star of one of Kubrick’s greatest and most controversial films A Clockwork Orange, and will include feature film clips and personal...
Nov 2nd
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Nov 2nd
October 2012
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Oct 27th
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Turner Classic Movies Gets Halloween Started Early... →
Oct 27th
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Death is Coming to Your Little Town - John... →
Oct 24th
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Oct 24th
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Oct 21st
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Poetry in Motion: Carax and Lavant and the "Holy... →
In Leos Carax’s rather wonderful and fantastic new film Holy Motors, there are several points at which one may wonder what is real. The answer is none of it, and all of it. It begins explicitly as a dream, after all, in a cinema, with Carax the dreamer himself; but it is a dream of life, of possible lives, and a dream of the very process of cinema.
Oct 20th
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Oct 20th
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Oct 16th
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The first trailer for “Hitchcock” arrives, starring Anthony Hopkins, Scarlet Johanssen, Jessica Biel, and Helen Mirren.
Oct 10th
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Oct 3rd
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Oct 2nd
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September 2012
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The Complicated Praise for Paul Thomas Anderson's... →
When Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master premiered at the 2012 Venice Film Festival the immediate reaction from critics in attendance was that of high praise. The festival jury agreed, bestowing best actor awards to Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix and best director to Paul Thomas Anderson; and, as is expected at the Venice Film Festival, a scandal erupted over whether the best...
Sep 29th
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Movie Review: Hotel Transylvania →
Selena Gomez and the Happy Madison gang, plus some fellow SNL cast members, have all gotten together to make an animated movie, Hotel Transylvania, for children. They manage to accomplish creating an entertaining and funny film that has a great deal of heart, without needing to resort to an abundance of potty mouth jokes or lewd situations. Hotel Transylvania may be the best film many of the...
Sep 29th
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Movie Review: The Perks of Being a Wallflower →
The Perks of Being a Wallflower is Chbosky’s novel brought to life, and in a lot of ways the film benefits from cinema’s inherent visual storytelling — allowing the audience to experience Charlie’s exposure to new experiences firsthand.
Sep 29th