Field Details Movie Name SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN (1952) Director Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen Writer Adolph Green, Betty Comden Lead Actor Gene Kelly Cast Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, Debbie Reynolds, Jean Hagen, Millard Mitchell, Cyd Charisse Genre Comedy, Musical, Romance Release Date April 11, 1952 (United States) Duration 1h 43m (103 min) Budget $2.5 million […]
Field Details Movie Name Chicago (2002) Director Rob Marshall Writer Bill Condon, based on the stage musical by John Kander and Fred Ebb Lead Actor Renée Zellweger Cast Renée Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Richard Gere, Queen Latifah, John C. Reilly Genre Musical, Crime, Drama Release Date December 27, 2002 (United States) Duration 1h 53m Budget $45
WATCH NOW ENTRAPMENT is mainly an excuse to team venerable action hero Sean Connery with lithe beauty Catherine Zeta-Jones (Zorro) in something that shows off their skills, charisma and photogenic surfaces. They play brainy, athletic thieves capable of pulling off capers possible only in the movies like heisting a priceless Chinese ceremonial mask from its
WATCH NOW In a darkened room an elderly man sits at a piano. He’s barely outlined by light from a window, his face obscured in shadow. Then, a light fades up, spotlighting him, followed by light everywhere. Thus starts De-Lovely and its style of self-aware artificiality. It purports to be the life of composer Cole
The whole idea of a Perhaps Love (2005) has been done to death, nearly to the point of cliche. We’ve seen it countless times before, and we’ll see it again, I’m sure. I’m even guilty of it myself I wrote a script for a film called Prenez Vos Places, a French/English movie about two guys
It’d be easy to shrug this film off “Memories of Matsuko” is on topical viewings, a cartoon coloured over saturated musical with emotionally manipulative material. To dismiss this movie would be a disservice to Japanese cinema, which, the more movies I watch, seem to walk the lines of bad execution to create singularly spectacular visions.
While I do like fast paced, edgy indie films, or breathtaking, water drip dramas, there will always be a special place in my cerebellum for Mary Poppins. My mother used to watch it with me when I was a little kid it was one of her favourite movies that and the Sound of Music and
Heidi is a s film adaptation of a tremendously famous series of children’s books from Switzerland. Ah, these old movies from the Goldern Era of Film Shirley Temple plays Heidi, a little orphaned girl sent to live with her grandfather in the Alps. Shirley Temple was a huge star in the 30s, known for her
