Guillermo del Toro first read Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” when he was 11, which was three years after he started making movies with his father’s Super 8 camera. The book and the passion for filmmaki...
01.07.2026 Yahoo.com and 3 sitesAnthony Perkins: More than Norman Bates Anthony Perkins in Fear Strikes Out, Les Miserables, and Friendly Persuasion John Springer Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images; Jeremy Fletcher/Getty Imag...
01.02.2026 Yahoo.com1955 was an outstanding year for the movies. Possibly, it was an even bigger one for the soundtracks that accompany them. Join Dan Golding as he explores the films that turn 70 years old this year, in...
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The nature of cinematic tension prior to the New Hollywood movement of the '60s and '70s is fascinating to examine. While the films of today do feature traditional suspense-building techniques to be s...
01.04.2026 Collider.com
Some movie reviewers can seem overly critical, and will review kids’ animations and daft comedies in the same way they would Citizen Kane. Others are so effusive in their praise that practically everything they see gets the five-star treatment. But as the great Roger Ebert once said of his approach to movie criticism, “Any worthwhile review is subjective. ” It’s the critic’s job to argue their opinion about a film, and leave you to decide whether it’s worth your time seeing it or not. Even then,...
01.02.2026 Mentalfloss.com
You’d think that any director who got to work with Daniel Day-Lewis, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Joaquin Phoenix would be content to just pat themselves on the back for a job well done, but Paul Thoma...
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