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American Movie Epics from the 1910s Prior to World War I, Italian cinema led the world in the making of movie epics. However, the war resulted in America becoming the new center. american movie epics 1910 • birth nation • intolerance • joan woman • griffith epic
American Movies Need Tony Jaa Martial arts enthusiasts already know Tony Jaa's name and American crossover films by heart, Jaa is a special talent who almost certainly will make the jump to the US. tony jaa • the protector • ong bak • american movie tony jaa • tony jaa movies
Mark Borchardt's Coven The horror movie within the popular documentary, <b><i>American Movie</b></i>. An alcoholic novelist joins a self-help group, but little does he know they're an evil coven of witches and warlocks. Wanna talk about high camp value? This is the high water mark, folks! american movie • horror • witches • coven • mark borchardt
Chasing the American Dream, One Corpse at a Time
Truth is often stranger than fiction, and for audiences of American Movie it’s a hell of a lot more entertaining. horror • documentary • american dream • film making
Aaliyah: Sad Young Beauty Lost The lfe, career and tragic death of one of the pop world's loveliest and gifted entertainers. aaliyah • pop star • music star • african-american singer • american fashion model
American & French Revolution Films in the 1920s The 1920s comprised the Golden Age of Silent Movies. These three epic films set during the American and French Revolutions are part of the reason why. american revolution films • french revolution films • 1920 film epics • griffith orphans storm • ingram scaramouche
Turistas Movie Review Turistas is a new backpacker flick in the vein of Hostel and the Beach set in Brazil. It's a horror flick though, and not very likely to get you to pick up your pack. turistas movie review • brazil movie • hostel and the beach • brazil backpacker movie • south american movies
Art Alexakis The Unmade Solo Album When Art Alexakis wanted to make a solo album with a poppier sound, it ended up being an Everclear release after all. In the fourth part of our interview he tells us why. art alexakis • everclear • songs from an american movie vol 1 • wonderful • art alexakis solo career
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Four New Series Ease Summer Blahs Four new series debuts help ease the summer television viewing blahs. Viewer recommendations for the week of July 21st. television • summer viewing
American Epics Films From the Twenties One film lives up to its reputation as a spectacular Arabian Nights fantasy. The other is one of the most ambitious, and butchered, films ever made. doug fairbanks • thief of bagdad • erich von stroheim • stroheim greed • american movie epic 1920
Fall Season is Almost Here A look at tv programming problems caused by breaking news, death on the set of THE CROW, guest reviewers wanted, weekly programming recommendations. crow • brandon lee • upn • television critic • fall shows
Hitchcock & Chaplin Overlooked by the Oscars The AFI top 100 lists a half dozen of Alfred Hitchcock and Charles Chaplin's great films that were not nominated for best picture Oscars. hitchcock oscar • chaplin oscar • hitchcock academy • chaplin academy • american film institute
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FOX and NBC Unveil Their New Fall Schedules A look at the new fall schedules for the FOX and NBC networks; this week in television history; and my television viewing recommendations for the week. fox • nbc • television programs • fall schedules • networks
Oscar Winner Luise Rainer After winning best actress awards for "The Great Ziegfeld" (1936) and "The Good Earth" (1937), Luise Rainer's acting career faded, much of it due to her strong beliefs. oscar winner luise rainer • back-to-back best actress • best actress the great ziegfeld • best actress the good earth • oldest living oscar winner
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Flushed Away British posters Here's four new character sheets for Flushed Away's upcoming British debut. And yeah, they kick butt on anything for the North American market. flushed away • animation • movie • aardman animation • posters
Marathons, Martians and Sports...Oh My! This week we spotlight two tv marathons playing this week; MY FAVORITE MARTIAN debuts with a cameo from the original "Uncle Martin", ESPN honors the best althletes of the centry, info from the world of tv, this week in tv history and viewing highlights. nypd blue • homicide: life on the street • espn • edwin moses • my favorite martian
Part 2: Superman Ratings More Powerful Than A Locomotive Part 2 of my interview with the production team behind the WB's animated SUPERMAN series; This week in tv history; tv viewing recommendations for the week. superman • batman • wb • michael dorn • paul dini
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Tributes, Previews and Recommendations A tribute to two tv legends, summer series previews and viewing recommendations for the week of August 4, 1998. howdy doody • buffalo bob smith • robert young • father knows best • marcus welby md
Television Is Aleady Offering Some Repeats
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TV Isn't All Repeats This Week A look at "This Week in TV History" and the programs worth viewing the week of April 5th. marion ross • happy days • dilbert
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Academy Awards from The 1940s Many of these 1940s Oscar movies are strong examples of powerful film making and are highly regarded today. Even the weaker ones are still enjoyable and worth a look. academy awards 1940s • oscar best pictures 1940 • 1940s oscars • 1940 oscar winner • 1940 best picture
Alternatives to Hollywood Blockbusters Hollywood studios spend billions of dollars luring audiences to their biggest and shiniest blockbusters, while our continental counterparts continue to make smarter, subtler films. American audiences might not know what they are missing, and Hollywood would like to keep it that way. hollywood • blockbuster • film • movie • video
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Dennis Hopper in Night Tide (1960) Dennis Hopper's first lead film role comes in this quirky, supernatural mermaid tale, one which expertly blurs the line between the mundane and the surreal. dennis hopper night tide • night tide movie • director curtis harrington • mermaid movie • supernatural movie
Disability-Friendly Disney Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. Visit and experience your own one-of-a-kind, accessible vacation. walt disney world • wheelchair • disability • accessible • vacation
Elizabeth Taylor in Cleopatra This ultra-costly 1963 epic has never been properly reviewed - for a variety of reasons cleopatra • elizabeth taylor • richard burton • eddie fisher • 20th century fox
Film World Mourns Minghella The world of cinema was shocked today as it was announced that Anthony Minghella, director of the Oscar-winning movie "The English Patient" died early Tuesday morning. anthony minghella obituary • anthony minghella dead • the english patient • truly madly deeply • cold mountain
Guillermo del Toro – Film Director Profile Guillermo del Toro wrote/directed the foreign film Pan's Labyrinth, picking up pretty much every award going in the process. He's also set to direct the new Hobbit films. guillermo del toro • director of pan's labyrinth • hobbit films • guillermo del toro filmograhy • guillermo del toro biography
Jeff Douglas He's not a lumberjack, or a fur trader, he's an actor jeff douglas • canada • actor • molson • macbeth
Manhattan - New York Manhattan is laid out in a grid pattern and finding your way around is easy- avenues run parallel to the island's length and streets criss-cross it east to west. empire state building - fifth avenue ifor shopping • museum of modern art • new york central park • over 50 theatres on broadway • manhattan brownstones
Marion Cotillard Sorry for Remarks A year old interview with Marion Cotillard talking about a 9/11 conspiracy recently surfaced online after her Oscar win, forcing her to apologize for her comments. marion cotillard • 9/11 conspiracy • apology • anti-america • rosie o'donnell
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Quantum of Solace — Most Expensive Bond Movie October 31st sees the release of the shortest, most expensive and bloodiest Bond movie ever; Quantum of Solace, starring British actor Daniel Craig. quantum of solace • james bond movie • most expensive bond movie • daniel craig • casino royale
Romeo Must Die (2000) A review of Romeo Must Die, Jet Li's action blockbuster made for United States moviegoers. The classic Romeo and Juliet themed movie is well worth watching. jet • li • hong • kong • nfl
Rosemary Clooney's Life Described in New Book Rosemary Clooney achieved huge success, but her life contained many problems. Her new autobiography reports the highs and the lows. rosemary clooney • jazz singer • show business • celebrities
Royalty in the 20th Century (Part 4) The monarchies of Malaysia, Monaco, Morocco, and Nepal. malaysia • monaco • morocco • nepal • king |
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