Classics

5 Screen Gangsters We All Hate to Love

Here are 5 screen gangsters you can’t help but fall in love with, despite the many reasons why you shouldn’t…

Friday Internet Bulletin: I've never faked an Orkasm in my life

A funny World of Warcraft promo, cool tech, and a great read on Blade Runner tech. Also: Potpurri - It's pronounced "poe-pour-e".

Weird video game cosplay, sweet costumes, and chicks man

See people in video game costumes, movie cosplay, and a little bit of strangeness and oddity in this list mega list of pics!

It's All Just Black and White

Here are a few films whose directors passed over color and decided black and white would be a much more fitting color scheme for the tone and overall reception and impact of their piece.

Books to Film: Part One

A novel is such a singular experience it is no wonder that adapting a book to the medium of film is as arduous a task as any. When you read, you are alone. Not in the sense that no one else is around you, but rather that you are the reader and the narrator and the painter of the scenes in your head. You provide the voices and translate the imagery to fit the way you perceive the story.

For Remake's Sake: Arthur (1981) / Arthur (2011)

Of the films explored in this series, 1981's "Arthur" seems the most appropriate to remake. Starring Dudley Moore, in what would be his most iconic role, "Arthur" follows the misadventures of the titular hapless drunk whose immense fortune and desperate alcoholism has left him alone and distanced from the rest of the world.

Know your "classic" cinema: Six movies you should watch

Beware the youth for they are the future, and sadly, they're also seriously lacking on their cult film/classic cinema knowledge. Just the other day one said, "What is 'Escape From New York'? I've never seen it."

Who needs an original idea when you can re-make a re-make of a really bad adaptation that will at least break even?

In a time of recession and economic hardships, the last thing major studios want to do is sink hundreds of millions into a movie that won't break even, especially with competing studios crumbling and filing for bankruptcy all around them. The creatives have run for the hills and the accountants have taken over Hollywood.

Top Ten misquoted movies lines

With every big hit or blockbuster movie that comes out, fans and movie buffs alike quote scenes like they're Shakespeare. But often the exact lines get a bit miffed, perhaps jumbled in the process or misused in a reference, creating a sort of telephone-game like phenomenon. Here are ten movie lines that are repeatedly mis-repeated, and the correct lines as they were originally spoken in the films they came from.

Nine Anime movies worth seeing

Movies can change your entire life. They can alter your moods, your values and beliefs, and even change your hardened philosophy. Film brings out the best in people, allowing them to feel free and be open-minded about even the most controversial topics.

What? Twelve dollars and we don't even get a spoiler?

The movie spoilers keep on coming!

Five old movies worth seeing

Here are five films that every movie fan should see.