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By Emily Kubincanek
On the 61st anniversary of its premiere, we look at George Stevens’ epic as large as the Benedict ranch and the complicated genre it inhabits.
Maybe we should talk about solutions, not just problems.
Before you head out to watch ‘Dunkirk’ this week, meet the Hollywood filmmakers that enlisted into service to allow America to see the true stories of World War II.
Back when you could just move out to the coast and become a big star.
‘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.
By Ciara Wardlow
Netflix’s U.S. streaming movie library isn’t actually that terrible… so long as you’re not looking for any movies older than a college student.
By Meg Shields
Buckle up kiddos we’re going to talk about Satan. Why the legend of the man who sold his soul is one of the most resilient narratives in film.
Each one greater and more terrible than the last.
Containing multitudes is a time-honored cinematic tradition.
