Anniversary

The Intimacy of Memory in ‘Au Revoir Les Enfants’ Still Resonates Today

By  Emily Kubincanek 

The authenticity in Louis Malle’s autobiographical film is incredible.

Wes Anderson’s Weirdest Movie

By  Andrew Karpan 

Looking back on ‘The Darjeeling Limited,’ a decade later.

We’ve Had the Time of Our Lives for 30 Years of ‘Dirty Dancing’

By  Max Covill 

They’re gonna fall in love, but Dirty Dancing is so much more.

The Legend of ‘Bonnie and Clyde’

By  Valerie Ettenhofer 

As it turns 50 this week, the classic film feels more prescient than ever.

America Had a Great Fall

By  Danny Bowes 

Rewatching ‘All The President’s Men’ On The Anniversary of Nixon’s Resignation.

How ‘Masters of the Universe’ Brought Adaptations to Earth

By  Jacob Oller 

He-Man’s adaptation predicted our property-obsessed present.

‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ Re-Released, Novelized, and More: 80 Years and Counting

By  Jacob Oller 

Disney’s first feature turns 80 (well, sort of) while its novelization turns 30.

‘Hercules’ Reinvented the Greek Hero 20 Years Ago

By  Jacob Oller 

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

By  Emily Kubincanek 

‘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.