Category: Looking Back

With all due respect to troubled figure skaters from the ‘90s, if you see only one I, [Woman’s Name] movie this […]

It was just this week that we saw the biggest merger in recent history between Fox and Disney. What does this […]

At a time when indie filmmakers are increasingly turning to crowdfunding platforms to bring their modestly budgeted visions to life, many […]

Despite the never-ending flood of sexual harassment accusations and our President just … talking, this was a pretty amazing year to […]

Any movie starring the eternally great Song Kang-ho is a movie worth seeing, but his latest manages to be more than […]

One of the year’s most quietly devastating performances can be found in Terence Davies’ immaculately rendered portrait of poet Emily Dickinson. […]

Dennis Quaid has been in the movie business since debuting as an uncredited bellhop in 1975’s Crazy Mama, and he’s made […]

From the early ‘80s to the mid ‘90s, John Hughes wrote about two dozen films, eight of which he also directed, […]

The opening sequence of Die Another Day is a litmus test for James Bond fans. After surfing into a North Korean […]

Confession time: Despite coming of age in the ’80s and landing in the heart of the target audience for John Hughes’ […]

Bill Murray was an actor once. Oh sure, he still stands in front of a camera and plays pretend. Very well, […]