The rare Oscars distinction shared by Charlie Chaplin, Orson Welles, and Sylvester Stallone
An unlikely trio.
Film Archives: 07/2024
Mind over (brain) matter: the five greatest exploding heads in cinema history
A cacophony of cranial chaos.
The ‘Monster’s Ball’ scene Halle Berry called “the kiss of life”
“I never really connected it with myself.”
The iconic Francis Ford Coppola character that the director called “boring and non-exotic”
“I was frankly scared.”
The surprising movie Christian Bale called “as satisfying as anything else I’ve ever done”
“There’s no hierarchy in my mind of good and lesser roles.”
“That’s not James fucking Bond”: the 007 movie that underwhelmed Quentin Tarantino
He much preferred the one after.
“They transformed Hollywood”: Christopher Nolan names the five directors who changed cinema
And it hasn’t been the same since.
The student becomes the master: when Michael Caine’s star power eclipsed Cary Grant
Palpable second-hand embarrassment.
