‘Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl’ defied expectations by being great
Easily one of the best pirate films ever made this exciting and energetic film reminds you why people go to the movies in the first place.
Easily one of the best pirate films ever made this exciting and energetic film reminds you why people go to the movies in the first place.
Beautiful and elegant artwork highlights this Chinese tale of a girl who pretends to be a man to save her father from going to war but the story suffered from unremarkable music.
An examination of two sexual icons Barbara Stanwyck and Madonna and how their most notable film roles made them symbols of the sexual revolution of woman on film and in society.
The classic comedic biopic on the infamous film director Ed Wood finally arrives on DVD with a top-notch presentation but a DVD that could have used some more informative featurettes.
Tail Slate takes a moment to remember the film star turned activist who earned the title of hero by fighting for people with disabilities.
A 10-year-old boy comes face to face with a horrible secret — a young boy kidnapped and left cold and starving in a deep hole. But the real secret and horror is who is responsible for putting him there.
The classic trilogy of films that launched a worldwide phenomenon that still exists today finally gets the DVD treatment.
Although fun and enjoyable William Wylers 1968 classic that served as Barbara Streisand big screen debut doesnt necessarily tell the real story of Fanny Brice and her rise to fame.
The beloved dance man helped redefine the American film musical by creating male protagonists who epitomized masculinity while singing and dancing. This article studies the man and how his approach to An American in Paris personified his talents.