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guy sitting next to me in a deadpool graphic tee dropped his soda on the couple in front of us, apologized, left and never returned to the theater. Was arguably funnier than the movie.
Achieved my dream of seeing Matthew Macfadyen on the big screen for the first time
god help us all.
these movies hope that if they crack enough semi-homophobic jokes at their own expense, if they give the manchildren enough corporate cameos, that somehow it wouldn't be exceedingly obvious that the only thing they are actually serious about is telling the lie that any of this stuff means something to begin with -- hey, look, it's the thing you remember, but not really, but sort of, but it's a reference, but it's a gag, but it's…
Heath Ledger passed away 16 years ago at the prime age of 28, leaving behind a rich body of work countless actors would try to achieve. In all his performances, there is an effortless ease in embodying a character that somehow rings compelling and true. Among his notable feature film performances, ranked, are unforgettable roles in '10 Things I hate About You,' 'The Dark Knight,' 'Brokeback Mountain,' and 'A Knight's Tale.'
In our visit to Kim's Video Underground in Lower Manhattan, New York, co-curator and filmmaker Alex Ross Perry chats to Mia Vicino about unearthing the lost and hidden gems of the VHS era and their mission to bring them back into circulation.
Here are our 20 favorite movies of the 2020s so far. Also, our show The Extra Credits ranked the best movies of 2023 below!
The director and sports fanatic highlights a biopic, a documentary and a narrative feature—all made by Oscar-winning filmmakers—that create a prismatic portrait of the 1972 Munich Olympic Games
Mikko Mäkelä's nuanced, sexy, and tender portrait of a young writer who moonlights as an online sex worker is now in theaters: bit.ly/sebastianfilm
Originally published on the Forest City Film Festival blog.
Take a look at what's coming up in our screens this August:
S’il est un sous-genre cinématographique qui permet d’analyser avec acuité les dynamiques au sein d’un groupe, c’est bien le film de sous-marin. À la lisière entre le huis clos, le film de guerre et le thriller psychologique, son canevas narratif très particulier consistant à enfermer un groupe en immersion et à ajouter ce qu’il faut de tension pour tenir le spectateur en haleine illustre à merveille cette doctrine hobbesienne selon laquelle l’homme est un loup pour l’homme.
In der Reihe Best of Cinema kehrt Kathryn Bigelows spektakulärer Action-Thriller um den Kopf einer Bande surfender Bankräuber und seinen Widersacher vom FBI am 6. August zurück ins Kino.
Enjoy enchanting animated adventure Kensuke’s Kingdom this week at DCA Cinema. Adapted from Michael Morpurgo’s bestselling novel, this hand-drawn animation tells the story of a young boy and his dog, shipwrecked on an island. What’s more, our Discovery Family Film Club screenings this weekend are Pay What You Can (£0-£8).
Obsessed with the Olympics? Same here. That's why we've picked a thematically appropriate Monday Classic Matinée.
