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5 Fantasy Movie Masterpieces You Probably Haven’t Seen (& Where To Watch Them)

Everyone knows the fantasy movies that are still talked about today, the ones that have stood the test of time, crossed generations, and earned their place as classics and genre-de...

Page One: “Winter’s Tale” (2014)

Screenplay by Akiva Goldsman, novel by Mark HelprinContinue reading on Go Into The Story »

The Sunday Morning Movie Presents: L’oeuvre Au Noir (1988) Run Time: 1H 44M Plus Bonuses!

L’oeuvre Au Noir is a film about an independant spirit in a time of repression.

A New WILDWOOD Featurette Shows Off the Incredible Handmade Magic Bringing Laika's Fantasy Epic to Life

Maurice [4K UHD]

Maurice captures all the feelings that made Merchant Ivory so unforgettable in the first place.

Martin Scorsese Says Young Filmmakers Should Study These 'Old Masters'

Titan filmmaker Martin Scorsese is known to be a cinephile above all else. In the truest sense of the word, he just really loves movies, especially ones that he’s not making. Often...

Fantastic film, terrible movie

Serious and sublime, or commercial and action-packed? Take your pick.

This 1957 War Masterpiece Is Still One of the Greatest Movies Ever Made

I recently got a 4K Blu-ray player, so I have been revisiting a lot of the classics in order to see them in their best quality. I have to say, it's been really fun.And one of the b...

Explore the craft that goes into creating the stunning world of Wildwood in Laika’s behind-the-scenes featurette

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Explore the craft that goes into creating the stunning world of Wildwood in Laika’s behind-the-scenes featurette Laika Studios has r...

Treasure of the Lost Reel

We live in an age where countless films and television shows are available in an instant, thanks to streaming and physical media.... The post Treasure of the Lost Reel first appear...

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Features 120+ Invisible VFX Shots by PFX

Invisible visual effects played a key role in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. PFX delivered more than 120 shots, from seamless clean-up work to photoreal 3D environment ext...

Carl Laemelle: The Making of the Movie Business: Part 7 - Uncle Carl and the Family of Film

1946 WWII Drama Ranked Among Cinema’s Greatest Films

It's hard to believe now, but there was a time in World War II when filmmakers and stars left Hollywood to be on the frontlines alongside the brave men and women of our country.Tha...

The Craft of the ‘Lord of the Flies’ Gave Its Actors, Camera, and Score an Edge

The casting directors, cinematographer, and composer of 'Lord of the Flies' tell IndieWire about crafting a new, visceral version of the literary classic.

100 Essential Films Made Before 1960 Every Cinephile Should See

Before I got to film school, I was still a bit of a nerd. I loved watching old movies with my Dad and checking out all of the classics. But once I got into film school, I was able...

The 10 Best King Arthur Movies

When it comes to the Public Domain, there are few characters more popular than King Arthur. His presence is not just in the legend, but since he's free to use, we have him all over...

The Films Robert De Niro Grabbed From the Criterion Closet

Cinema titan Robert De Niro made a quick pit stop to the famous Criterion Closet this past week. Although his video compilation is only a minute and a half long compared to the usu...

MNFF12 to boast luminaries, 120 films

The 12th Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival features 120 films and some exciting names.

Page One: “Warcraft” (2016)

Written by Charles Leavitt and Duncan JonesContinue reading on Go Into The Story »

Daydream

Daydream, written and directed by Jackson Cooperman, is his debut feature-length film and a heartfelt drama drawn from his own memories of... The post Daydream first appeared on Fi...

Luchino Visconti’s ‘White Nights’ 4K Trailer: Marcello Mastroianni Is a Restless Soul Adrift in Tuscany

Exclusive: Janus Films will re-release the Italian master's fifth feature, an adaptation of a Fyodor Dostoevsky story and co-starring Maria Schell, starting this July.

Masterpiece or nonsense? Profound or pretentious? 15 films, you decide.

From Oscar winners to blockbuster spectacles, some of the most talked-about films have earned as much criticism for seeming pretentious as they have praise for being profound. The...

No Arguments, Every Fantasy Fan Knows These 4 Movies Belong on the Genre’s Mount Rushmore

Throughout cinema history, the fantasy genre has brought to life sprawling, richly detailed worlds that people still can’t stop talking about. It has also delivered adventures that...

Venice 2026: The Films Most Likely to Make the Cut

After a studio-free Cannes, all eyes are on the Lido — where David Fincher, Aaron Sorkin, Werner Herzog and a deep art-house field could make for a landmark 83rd edition.