The Top Ten Films of 1946
It’s been seventy years since 1946, but these films are as fresh as the day they came out.
Tagged: David Lean
All the News That’s Fit to Rank: Week of October 24
Miss all the latest news in the movie world this week? We’ve got you covered with All the News That’s Fit to Rank!
Blogger Q&A: Who’s On Your Directors’ Mount Rushmore?
Our bloggers have been asked to choose four directors to represent the very best in film. Who would you choose to carve on a “Directors’ Mount Rushmore”?
Plot Points: The Moon and Arabia
Nothing in LAWRENCE OF ARABIA is without meaning, even the Moon. Here is how David Lean uses it to mark the phases of Lawrence’s career.
The Top Ten Films of 1945
We continue our decade countdown with the Top Ten Films of 1945 according to Flickchart users.
Criterion Commentaries: “In Which We Serve”
In Which We Serve, we’re told by uncredited narrator Leslie Howard, is “a story about a ship.” Eleven minutes into our story, that ship, H.M.S. Torrin, is bombed by a Nazi airplane and goes...
“What’s Left to Say?”
When all movies have already been discussed, dissected, and debated from all points of view: “What’s left to say?”
“FAIL” vs. “FTW”
For many of us, comparing two movies goes back to childhood conversations at lunch or on the bus ride from school. “Top Gun is a lot cooler than Ghostbusters!” “Is not!” “Is too!” And...
