The Best Movies Leaving HBO Max In June 2021
Read about No Country For Old Men, The Mask of Zorro, and more of the best movies leaving HBO Max in June 2021. See the full list here.
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The Morning Watch: The Accuracy Of Crime Investigation Scenes, 'Suicide Squad' Doesn't Need To Exist & More
In this edition, take a look at crime investigation scenes accuracy, find out why Suicide Squad never needed to exist, and more.
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The Morning Watch: Product Placement In Netflix Movies & Shows, Creating The Skeksi Of 'Dark Crystal' & More
In this edition, learn how Netflix product placement works in shows like Stranger Things, see how the Skeksi of Dark Crystal were created, and more.
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The Morning Watch: Reviewing More Movie Explosions, The Manic Pixie Dream Girl & More
In this edition, watch experts reviewing movie explosions from The Hurt Locker and more, explore the trope Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope, and more.
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The Morning Watch: Justin Roiland's Voiceover Tips, One Second Of Every Episode Of 'The Office' & More
In this edition, Rick and Morty co-creator and voice actor Justin Roiland gives voice actor advice, see one second of every episode of The Office cut together and more.
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Now Stream This: Pie, Pi, Sports Crime, Dog Puppets, And Countries Without Old Men
Here are best movies streaming right now, including a ghost story unlike any other captured on film before, a hilarious movie with puppets, and many more.
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/Answers: The Best Big Screen Adaptation Of A Beloved Book
With The Dark Tower coming out this week, the /Film staff has gathered together to talk about the best book adaptations to hit the big screen.
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The Morning Watch: 'No Country For Old Men' Video Essay, 'Ghost In The Shell' Featurette & More
This edition of the Morning Watch features a video essay about the ending of No Country for Old Men, a Ghost in the Shell Weta Workshop featurette and more.
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VOTD: See Storyboards Compared Side-By-Side To Movies Like 'The Dark Knight' & More
Check out storyboards compared to movies like The Dark Knight, The Empire Strikes Back and more to see how close pre-production resembles the final product.
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Look In Your Heart: 10 Perfect Scenes Directed By Joel And Ethan Coen
In honor of the release of Hail, Caesar, we have assembled a list of the ten best Coen brothers scenes, from Blood Simple through Inside Llewyn Davis.
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Are These The 10 Best Villains In The History Of Cinema?
A new countdown attempts to pick the 10 Best Movie Villains of All Time. Some of your favorites probably made the cut, but some certainly didn't. Look!
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'Yeah!' Enters The Online Movie Streaming Game With Pop Up Features
Have you ever flipped your TV to a movie and been delighted it was one of those presentations with facts that pop up on the screen? If so, you might want to know about a new site just launched that provides that sort of presentation all the time. The site is called Yeah! and is…
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Video: The Coen Brothers And Noah Baumbach Talk Movie Openings And The Coens Next Film
Joel and Ethan Coen are not known for doing interviews. But over the weekend they took part in the opening celebration of the Film Society of Lincoln Center‘s new Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center, by participating in an hour-long talk with director Noah Baumbach. The subject was primarily the openings to several films from all…
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The Posters For The 2011 Texas Monthly Alamo Drafthouse Rolling Roadshow
Texas is known for being flat, minimalistic but still incredibly beautiful and that's certainly the theme of the posters for the 2011 Rolling Roadshow. This year, instead of going all across the country, the Alamo Drafthouse is keeping things close to home as they'll travel across the Lone Star State and show Texas films set…
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The Alamo Drafthouse Targets Texas With This Year's Rolling Roadshow Lineup
Feel like watching some of the biggest American films under the big skies of Texas? (I know Montana is the Big Sky state, but I'm briefly re-purposing the phrase.) For several years the Alamo Drafthouse has done a series of free, first come first seated screenings of famous films in locations featured in or related…
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Infographic: Connecting The Actors In Coen Brothers Movies
UK graphic artist Tom Muller has created an awesome infographic connecting the dots of reoccurring actors in the movies of Coen Bothers. Hit the jump to see the graphic. Head over to HelloMuller to see the full infographic in high resolution.
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The United States Of Movies Map
Subtonix decided to create a map of the United States by pinpointing the movies which best represent each of the 50 states. For example, New Jersey is Clerks and Kansas is The Wizard of Oz. There will likely be some debate over some of these choices (is Fast Times at Ridgemont High the ultimate representation…
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VOTD: Ambiguous Endings Resolved
We love movies with ambiguous endings, but sometimes you just want to see a definite conclusion. The guys at CollegeHumor have decided to resolve some of the biggest movie and television endings in history, including: The Wrestler, Lost in Translation, No Country For Old Men, The Graduate and The Sopranos. Watch the video after the…
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The /Filmcast: After Dark - Ep. 34 - Oscar Predictions And Books-To-Film (GUEST: Elisabeth Rappe From Cinematical)
The /Filmcast: After Dark is a recording of what happens right after The /Filmcast is over, when the kids have gone to bed and the guys feel free to speak whatever is on their minds. In other words, it’s the leftover and disorganized ramblings, mindfarts, and brain diarrhea from The /Filmcast, all in one convenient…
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/Filmcast Ep. 17 - Burn After Reading (GUEST: Eric D. Snider)
In this episode of the /Filmcast, Dave, Devindra and Adam discuss Darren Aronofsky's latest project, Noah, assess Fox's terrible summer movie season, and try to determine where Burn After Reading fits in the Coen brother's filmography. Eric D. Snider joins in to review the film as well. Have any questions, comments, concerns, feedback, or praise?…
Read MoreMovie Playlist: Nanette Burstein
Welcome to another edition of Movie Playlist, where we talk to the writers, directors, and stars about their favorite films. I've always found the celebrity playlists on iTunes to be interesting. Most everyone in the film business moved to Hollywood after discovering their love of films. And I've always love talking to people about their…
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I Drink Your Milkshake On SNL
Saturday Night Live ran a parody of There Will Be Blood last night. Daniel Plainview hosts a Food TV program called "I Drink Your Milkshake". It looks like Milkshake has now gone mainstream. Anton from No Country for Old Men and our favorite pregnant 15-year old make appearances. Thanks to Derek for bringing us to…
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There Will Be Blood Vs. No Country For Old Men: So What Do You Think?
"Anton who?" When it comes to the showdown, Peter and I will both be there with news on which film wins Best Picture this Sunday evening. However, right now we are both in agreement that Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood is a better film than the Coen Brothers' No Country For Old Men.…
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Movie Critics Discuss No Country For Old Men Ending
Miramax has pooled together a nice selection of film critics and personalities from the Internet for a winding discussion over the ending to the studio's acclaimed Cohen Brothers hit No Country for Old Men. It's an enjoyable freestyle conversation featuring Premiere's Glenn Kenny, Ain't It Cool's Harry Knowles, Rotten Tomatoes' Jen Yamato, Jim Emerson of…
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2007: The Cinematic Year Of Anton
Every year new names become popular. Cinemascopian points out that 2007 has had three films featuring lead characters with the unusual name of Anton: Anton Ego, "Ratatouille" Anton Corbijn, "Control" Anton Chigurh, "No Country for Old Men" I wonder if such a cinematic occurrence might eventually someday reflect in those popular baby name charts. Don't…
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AFI's Top 10 Movies Of 2007
On Saturday, the American Film Institute picked its Top Ten American Films of 2007. The list is available below in alphabetical order: Before the Devil Knows You're Dead The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Into the Wild Juno Knocked Up Michael Clayton No Country for Old Men Ratatouille The Savages There Will Be Blood I…
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Movie Critic Award Results Round-Up
Most major city regions have a society or association of film critics, who each year join together to vote on the best films and performances of the year. This weekend the winners have been announced for the National Board of Review, Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA), the New York Film Critics Online (NYFCO), The…
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