Field Details Movie Name Spellbound (1945) Director Alfred Hitchcock Writer Ben Hecht (screenplay), Alma Reville (screenplay), John Seitz (story) Lead Actor Ingrid Bergman Cast Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck, Michael Chekhov, Leo G. Carroll, Douglas Spencer Genre Mystery, Romance, Thriller Release Date October 3, 1945 (United States) Duration 1h 59m (119 min) Budget $1.5 million (approx.) […]
Field Details Movie Name THE STORY OF US (1999) Director Rob Reiner Writer Alan Zweibel, Jessie Nelson Lead Actor Bruce Willis Cast Bruce Willis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Colleen Rennison Genre Comedy, Drama, Romance Release Date October 15, 1999 (United States) Duration 1h 35m(95 min) Budget $50 million Language English IMDB Rating 6.0/10 WATCH NOW THE STORY
Field Details Movie Name BIG NIGHT (1996) Director Campbell Scott, Stanley Tucci Writer Stanley Tucci, Joseph Tropiano Lead Actor Stanley Tucci Cast Stanley Tucci, Tony Shalhoub, Minnie Driver, Ian Holm, Isabella Rossellini, Allison Janney, Marc Anthony Genre Comedy, Drama Release Date September 20, 1996 (United States) Duration 1h 49m Budget $4.1 million Language English, Italian
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
Things are pretty good. I went to see my friend’s band play last night at the Marquee, and I had a decent ginger beer in a comfortable cafe. Yeah, I’ll probably go out this weekend, though I’ve got some volunteer stuff on. Then probably, I’ll ambush an English convoy as they make their way to
A couple of days ago, I wrote an excited preview for this film about a European woman, Carole, that falls in love with a Masai warrior. The movie, The White Masai, is a film adaptation of the book by Corinne Hoffmann a true story of her life married to the Masai warrior, Lemalian. The story
A commercial failure when it was released in 1971, Harold and Maude is in my opinion a fantastic inspiring movie that manages to do romance with out the cheese. It’s not a particularly compelling idea not to me, anyhow a 20-year-old man falls in love with an 80-year-old woman. Your natural instinct is one of
I rented this movie last night because I saw that Ang Lee, director of Brokeback Mountain and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, directed and wrote this movie glorifying Chinese cuisine, linking it to romance and sensuality. It’s called Eat Drink Man Woman, or Yin Shi Nan Nu in Mandarin, and it was Lee’s first movie filmed
I saw this movie twice on the weekend, as strange as that may seem and even found it endlessly amusing the second time. A Prairie Home Companion is Robert Altman’s latest movie fans of Altman’s work will find that he’s at his tranquil best here, passing up an epic story to etch out an impressive
One of Woody Allen’s most loved films, Manhattan takes a picturesque black and white tour of the borough of Manhattan in New York City. Filmed in 1979, the vintage look of the film make it feel like we’re jazz cats in the 20s, or beatniks in the 50s, sitting on a bench by the 59th
