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Vintage Film Journals And Magazines Now Searchable Online
Take a stroll through numerous film publications from the first half of last century.
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What TANGLED Could Have Looked Like
Early in its production, the Disney animated film that became known as Tangled was shaping up to be a much different movie than what is currently in theaters. In the early version being developed by [click for more]
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BACK TO THE FUTURE 2’s Complete “Biff Tannen Museum” Footage
The folks over at Back To The Future fansite BTTF.com have unveiled a pretty cool bit of production history from the second installment of the comedic time travel trilogy. It is the full monitor footage [click for more]
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Edison’s FRANKENSTEIN Turns 100 Today
Today marks the 100 anniversary of the release of cinema’s first horror film, an adaptation of Frankenstein from Thomas Edison’s Edison Studios. To mark the occasion, we’re re-presenting our look at the history of the [click for more]
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Friday Flashback: THE TERROR OF TINY TOWN
We’re going to celebrate the shortest month of the year over the next few weeks by taking a look at movies featuring some of cinema’s shortest actors. (No Tom Cruise jokes, I promise.) First up [click for more]
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The Singing Swashbuckler: A Musical MARK OF ZORRO
Hollywood recycling its own material is certainly not a new trend. Ever since the days of the early talkies, studios have drug out old stories, slapped a bit of spit and polish (and usually a [click for more]
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Cameron’s Short Film XENOGENESIS
With the worldwide box office for James Cameron’s eye-popping Avatar passed the $1 billion mark this past weekend, it might be a good time to look back at the director’s humble beginnings, a short film [click for more]
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Lynch Talks About Almost Directing REVENGE OF THE JEDI
It’s a well known story that David Lynch was once offered the director’s chair for Return Of The Jedi by Star Wars creator George Lucas. Although Lynch turned the offer down, he never really discussed [click for more]
Comics And Film
…And Starring The Statue Of Liberty
When a movie’s story wants to change location from anywhere in the world to New York City, the chances are good that the transition will be done by cutting to a shot that features the [click for more]
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Lost Three Stooges Interviews To Air On Sirius
Interviews conducted in the 1970s with Three Stooges stars Moe Howard and Larry Fine that have gone unheard for nearly four decades will air tomorrow (Friday, July 31st) at 2 pm on one of the [click for more]