2016 has finally come to a close and we’ve compiled a snapshot of what you – the Flickcharters – have currently ranked as the best films of 2016. See if your favorites made the cut!
As you know, big things have small beginnings. Let’s take a look at the best of the very earliest of cinema from 110 and 120 (!) years ago, and see how the origins of film began to take shape.
With Star Wars: The Force Awakens a massive success, it’s time to start looking ahead to Episode VIII. Here are just a few things we want to see Disney put into the next chapters of our favorite saga.
This month TCM turns their attention to Frank Sinatra, Holiday Classics, and the varied relationships of “girlfriends,” as well as their usual smorgaboard of tributes and themed marathons.
HTC says their virtual reality system Vive will change your life. Are they right?
It’s been a solid weekend at the Austin Film Festival, because ranking days 3 and 4 is a case study in hair-splitting.
Django is a classic Spaghetti Western from 1968 that was so successful that it spawned scads of unofficial sequels. Some of them are bad, and some of them are worse. All of them, however, are worth watching. Come check out my list of unofficial Django sequels!
That’s right; Furious 7 is doing Frozen business, despite a lack of musical numbers.
All 13 Ghibli-era features from Hayao Miyazaki are listed, ranked, and analyzed to uncover the recurring themes that fired his passion and made him the world’s greatest living animator.
“It’s a rat turd. A caper! If it’s a caper, eat it.”
That the film focuses more on Kong surprises me not at all. He more closely approximates an actual character, while…
Absolutely loved "Insidious: The Red Door"! The emotional depth and intense storytelling took this franchise to a whole new level.
I liked Guardians 3. It was a good ending to the trilogy. Gunn is one of the few filmmakers who…
Top Gun and Banshees deserve all the good awards.
North Dallas Forty might be appearing an article to come ;)