The 1986 teen rom-cam starring Molly Ringwald, Andrew McCarthy and Jon Cryer is remastered and newly released for the first time on Blu-ray.

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[ad_1] Braveheart is the quintessential ’90s Oscar movie: A war epic full of battles, romance, and rousing speeches constructed for quotability, directed and led by one of the biggest movie stars of the moment. The film cast a spell over audiences in 1995, and became a cable stalwart in reruns for the next 25 years. […]

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Pete Davidson triumphs and wins in this blissful and freewheeling comedy directed by Judd Apatow that mines details from Davidson’s real-life for this funny, moving tale of grieving and growing up about family in New York City’s least popular borough while perfectly capturing the lead star’s raw appeal; it’s the world according to Pete Davidson.

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It’s hard to fathom how long Spike Lee has had the political conscience in his grasp, through decades he’s dove deep into race and class in America in a way no other filmmaker has. Remarkably, his passion and bravura haven’t diminished a bit with age. Although a respected elder stateman with two Oscars under his […]

via Every Spike Lee Film Ranked — Griff’s Picks

Jake Gyllenhaal, with all his other commendable film works, shows us what it takes for someone to keep on pushing through adversity and never give up. Brought down by tragic circumstances, his character learns the true meaning of grit and never-ending discipline to achieve a daunting task. Summary Southpaw (2015) is directed by Antoine Fuqua […]

via Southpaw – He Took Some Advil, He Can’t See His Kid — FilmPraise

A short little blog post on what I had to learn to finally get over myself and just write! *Useful for new writers*

via New Writers: Myths I had to Debunk to get out of my own way and get Writing! — Soham writes stuff

This Yugoslavian poster became iconic in its own right back in 1972. Due to its… The post Alt+Poster: ‘Deliverance’ appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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Welcome to round two of Face/Off! For the next 12 weeks we will be pitting… The post Who’s the Better Director? Alejandro González Iñárritu or Denis Villeneuve appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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From the cinephiliac minds of Sailor Monsoon and Vincent Kane comes a new collaborative review series called Double Impact! For… The post Double Impact! Presents ‘Juice’ (1992) appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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“Suzy, do you know anything about… witches?” Fear Flashback continues the ScreenAge Wasteland anniversary celebrations… The post ‘Suspiria’ (1977) Review appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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