Nobody knows the art of filmmaking and comedy better than Mel Brooks. To have him select both “Ed Wood” and “Dolemite is my Name” as two of his favorite films of all time is an honor my brain can’t quite comprehend.
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Hollywood is celebrating because this summer's office is already the biggest since "the before times," with revenues surpassing $4 billion for only the second time since COVID.
Domestic ticket sales stand at $4.24 billion from May 1 through Aug. 16, running 23% ahead of the same period in 2025 and nearly 6% ahead of 2019. There's a chance that popcorn season even eclipses the all-time summer record set in 23 with $4.755 billion (not adjusted for inflation).
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My favorite movie from each year of the 90s
99: Election
98: Saving Private Ryan
97: Boogie Nights
96: Breaking the Waves
95: Toy Story
94: Pulp Fiction
93: Dazed & Confused
92: The Player
91: Silence of The Lambs
90: GoodFellas
My favorite movie from each year of the 90s
99: Magnolia
98: Saving Private Ryan
97: Good Will Hunting
96: Fargo
95: Heat
94: Chungking Express
93: Short Cuts
92: The Player
91: Boyz n the Hood
90: GoodFellas
If you’re like me and veered away from STAR CITY because you were afraid it was dry and unappetizing, stop, turn around, and go watch it. It’s excellent, incredibly suspenseful, with the best production design this year. Fantastic acting, great showrunning (Matt Wolpert, Ben Nedivi). Every time I was afraid it would go in a soap opera direction, it went instead for spy thriller.
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Jonathan Glazer’s debut arrives in 4K. Featuring a new Second Sight Films Director-approved restoration, new interviews and more! A 160-page hardback book and collectors’ art cards. https://t.co/UeH275ys2P
THE VERDICT [1982]
Directed by Sidney Lumet
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I post this clip a few times a year because as I've said over and over, I feel this is Paul Newman's best performance. He drew from decades of experience in both life and in film to play attorney Frank Galvin.
The kind of movie that’s been sorely missing for modern filmgoers: a talky, adult, beautifully performed drama that’s also very, very funny and humane. Mike Nichols would be proud.
Movie for movie, my favorite and most consistent franchise. Ever since the first teaser intro’d an iPad as the villain, I thought the talent @Pixar deserved an exponential raise. Expectations are through the roof for this one.
The fifth time's the charm for #ToyStory5, a nimble, moving, irresistible sequel that takes on the metaphysical threat of tech toys. Here's my review, in which I explain why the "Toy Story" movies are like the Beatles albums. https://t.co/PSeOLAL8gB