Category: Happy Birthday

Potter’s adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel has beautiful imagery and a passionate certainty that expands our ideals of the possible.

The Jim Carrey vehicle was a commercial smash on its release twenty years ago, but even its own sequel couldn’t replicate its unique appeal.

The Pixar classic ‘Finding Nemo’ turns twenty this month. A look at the film’s enduring legacy, and how the its depiction of the ocean captivates children and adults alike.

A look back at Sam Peckinpah’s violent but meditative “definitive statement” on the Western.

Twenty-five years ago, both Christina Ricci and queer cinema noisily came of age in this crass, unapologetic sex comedy.

The last of director Peter Bogdanovich’s classic 1971-1973 run proves nepotism isn’t always a bad thing.

Martha Coolidge’s social satire, released 40 years ago and loosely based on Romeo and Juliet, is one of the rare frothy teen comedies that stands the test of time.

Blake Edwards couldn’t make ‘Chinatown’ work as a buddy comedy, but he did send a very different Bruce Willis into the sunset in style.

Before George Romero, cinematic zombies were more haunted and tragic than flesh-hungry and horrific.

In Tim Burton’s horror/comedy, the future Moira Rose staked her claim as a comedy superstar.

Mel Brooks’ infamously audacious comedy lands its laughs with giddy pleasure and unexpected depth.