Thanksgiving Day movies: What to watch this holiday
Football isn’t the only thing you can watch on Thanksgiving Day. Here are some turkey-day flicks that’ll help you digest.
Football isn’t the only thing you can watch on Thanksgiving Day. Here are some turkey-day flicks that’ll help you digest.
This film bears a reasonable pedigree of talent. So why is it such a wasted opportunity?
Joe Wright’s adaptation, written by Tom Stoppard, is Leo Tolstoy’s classic as you’ve never seen it before.
A film that only had a brief moment in theatrical release and that’s a real shame.
The final installment in the vampire franchise will leave its blood-thirsty fans feeling full.
Final movie in ‘Twilight’ series fails to match quality of ‘Breaking Dawn Part 1’ and taints entire film series.
Witches Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz and Michelle Williams seem enamored by James Franco in prequel film.
A James Bond film that was fifty years in the making and was well worth the wait. Best Bond film in post-Sean Connery era… maybe best ever.
Not only is this first-rate entertainment, this film belongs in the U.S. History classroom when teaching the history of how slavery came to an end.
Rather than focus on “war” films, these movies are primarily about what veterans experienced following their time at war.