Articles for category: Movies

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Frida: Movie Review

Frida is a movie about art that is a work of art in itself. The film’s unique visual language takes us into an artist’s head and reminds us that art is best enjoyed when it moves, breathes and is painted on a giant canvas, as only the movies can provide. American Film Institute, 2002, upon ...

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What is Barack Obama’s Favorite Movie?

What do The Godfather, Lawrence of Arabia and Casblanca. have in common? All three movies were recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences as the Best Picture of their year (1972, 1962 & 1943, respectively). All three are classics, considered among the finest motion pictures ever made. The three pictures made the ...

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African-American Oscar Winners

The first Academy Awards ceremony took place in 1929. Each year, outstanding film performances are awarded to those actors and actresses who voters feel did the best job and they are presented with a gold-plated statuette and an eternal place in movie history. Despite a number of gifted African-Americans who played stellar roles, however, few ...

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Top Ten Blockbuster Movies of 2006

Cars $244,052,771 Starring: Larry the cable guy, Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Bonnie Hunt and Richard Petty Hotshot rookie race car Lighting Mcqueen is living life in the fast lane until he hits a detour on the way to the most important event of his life. His truck fell asleep while on the road and some ...

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All About Terry O’Quinn, Aka John Locke of TV’s Lost

Terry O’Quinn plays the troubled, determined character John Locke on ABC’s hit television show “Lost.” These ten facts will introduce you to the actor behind the role. Read on to learn all about Terry O’Quinn, from his career to his personal life to his surprising first impression of “Lost.” 1. When a reporter asked O’Quinn ...

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History of the Drive-in Movie Theater

The First Drive-In Theater was invented by Richard M. Hollingshead. Hollingshead worked out the details by hanging a sheet for a screen in his backyard. Richard began to experiment in the driveway of his home at 212 Thomas Avenue, New Jersey. Richard mounted a 1928 Kodak projector on the hood of his car; he used ...

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Feminist Analysis of Original Film Stepford Wives

In the early sixties, Second Wave feminism was born and women were questioning their roles in life. Women born of the housewife generation were wondering if they too would lose themselves in the mundane chores of cleaning house and tending to one’s husband. The Stepford Wives, a horror movie made in 1975 by Bryan Forbes, ...

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Little Known Facts About TV Personality Barbara Walters

Barbara Ann Walters was born on born September 25, 1929 in Boston, Massachusetts. Her father, Lou, was a theatrical booking agent, a producer, and he operated night clubs. One of his acts was the Ziegfeld Follies of 1943 which he co-produced. Barbara’s mother, Dena Seletsky, also gave birth to a son, Burton, and an older ...