The Top 11 Films Starring Christopher Plummer
We remember the legendary actor’s best films, as ranked by the users of Flickchart.
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50 Years Later: The Sound of Music’s Unrecognized Greatness
THE SOUND OF MUSIC is loved and respected, but not as much as you’d expect during the fifty years since its debut. Here’s some of the many reasons its greatness should be celebrated.
Reel Rumbles #37: “WALL·E” vs. “Up”
Almost everybody has their favorite film from Pixar Animation Studios. And it’s not surprising; no other studio has enjoyed Pixar’s mind-boggling brand of success. Of eleven feature films, every single one has been a...
The Under-Ranked: X-Men: First Class
This weekend, the first of many upcoming superhero reboots will be released. Leading the pack before the rumored Fantastic Four restart and next summer’s The Amazing Spider-Man is X-Men: First Class, director Matthew Vaughn’s...
New on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix and WB Archive: September 14, 2010
Do you consider any of this week’s Blu-ray and DVD releases to be amongst the Best Films of All Time? Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (DVD & Blu-ray) How would you rank...
New Movies in Theaters: September 3, 2010
Is there any chance one of these films wil become your favorite movie of all-time? The American – watch the trailer ► Roger Ebert loved it, and it’s the leader 2/3 of the way...
New Video Releases for the Week of April 27th, 2010
Read on for this week’s new DVD, Blu-ray, and Netflix Instant Watch titles. New Releases: The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus – (DVD & Blu-ray) The latest from Terry Gilliam, and the last performance we’ll...
Let’s Embrace Remake Madness
I watched Dragnet with Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd a few days ago, and once I was done trying to figure out why Christopher Plummer would so thoroughly humiliate himself in a nothing role,...
Reel Rumbles #15 – “Sherlock Holmes” vs. “Murder By Decree”
In This Corner… Mischief is afoot, and only one man is capable of cracking the case. Since Sherlock Holmes’ first appearance in 1887, he has captured the imaginations of writers, directors, and audiences alike....
