The Legend of ‘Bonnie & Clyde’
As it turns 50 this week, the classic film feels more prescient than ever.
Tag: Anniversary
America Had a Great Fall
Rewatching 'All The President's Men' On The Anniversary of Nixon's Resignation.
How ‘Masters of the Universe’ Brought Adaptations to Earth
He-Man's adaptation predicted our property-obsessed present.
‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ Re-Released, Novelized, and More: 80 Years and Counting
Disney's first feature turns eighty (well, sort of) while its novelization turns thirty.
‘Hercules’ Reinvented the Greek Hero 20 Years Ago
The underrated Disney movie's script stays fresh and strange two decades later.
‘Let’s All Go to the Lobby’ Tells the History of the Movie Theater Experience
'Let's All Go to the Lobby' has been playing before features in theaters since 1957, but it does more than entice audiences to buy popcorn.
‘A Face in the Crowd’: A Legacy 60 Years in the Making
Since its release in 1957, A Face in the Crowd is more powerful in retrospect than Elia Kazan could have predicted.
A Master at Work: Lessons Learned from “The Godfather Notebook”
We dig into Francis Ford Coppola's notes to learn lessons from a master at the peak of his power.
