Articles related to "New Hollywood"

The term "classic film" is subjective, no matter how you splice it, but a case can be made that the categorization covers the 1930s through the 1970s.

Classical Hollywood films, which relied on strong acting and narrative skills, made room for features centered on spectacular visual effects and bold editorial techniques

With two new sitcom pilots that prominently feature characters with disabilities being produced for the upcoming TV season, is Hollywood's attitude changing?

The end of the 1960's seen the rise of the counter-culture movement in America and with it came Easy Rider signaling a change in Hollywood.

As a film setting Los Angeles has proven able to fulfill a variety of disparate tasks.

The Graduate is one classic film that lives up to its promise and surpassed it. Quirky, morose and rebellious, this is a must-see Hollywood gem.

Boredom is the worse possible audience response. On the other hand, if an audience hates your show, at least you garnered a strong reaction.

Visually stunning, Terence Malick's 'Badlands' provides a compelling odyssey of a murderer and his girlfriend, ably portrayed by Sissy Spacek and Martin Sheen.

What constitutes "freshness"? What makes one script stand out from the others? And how do you achieve that freshness?

While many people recoil at the mention of a spin-off, not every case is cause for alarm. M*A*S*H is one exception, flourishing on TV after achieving greatness on film.

Thanks to the Twilight film series, Robert Pattinson has achieved a sudden extreme rise in fame, but he still has time for other pursuits.

Most people can be easily tempted into dismissing films about demons and the anti-Christ as mindless horror films even though some have something to say.

Southern California is a mecca for major theme parks, zoos and water parks. Here's what's new at Legoland, California Adventure, Six Flags Magic Mountain and more.

Five Easy Pieces helped mark a sea change in the content, tone and direction of American movies in the transitional, counterculture years of the late 1960s and early 70s.