This installation of Movies Notes explores the film where Tarantino rewrites the history of Hollywood, with his fairytale ...

There's a whole world under the surface and only Ron has any idea about it. And sometimes the two worlds collide, and sometimes they don't. Ron holds them at arm's length from each other. Watch every ...

In 1970, Midnight Cowboy became the first and only X-rated film to win the Best Picture Academy Award, with John Schlesinger also taking the Best Director prize. It was a confusing time for the movie ...

The legacy of Elvis Presley endures nearly 50 years after his passing, as the continuing celebration of his music, films and larger-than-life persona proves. His influence has transcended generations, ...

In 1991, the National Film Preservation Board selected High School (1969) for inclusion in the National Film Registry. Richard Schickel, writing in Life, called this a wicked, brilliant documentary ...

WHY THE WODEN INDIAN WOULDN'T (EDDIE SCOTT, PHILIP MORRISON) 1969 MY BROTHER, THE SISTER (JIM LEE, JOHN LEE) 1970 NOT FOR SALE (KURT KOENIG, TOM ENGELHOFF) 1970 COWBOY & THE RANCHER'S SON (LEE RANDALL ...

"Oh! What a Lovely War" is not a regular movie—and perhaps that is one of the reasons it is not as widely known, and it might also be what makes it irreplaceably original ...

The Royal Starr Film Festival showcases films from Michigan and around the world. The Royal Starr Film Festival is back in Metro Detroit for its tenth year, showcasing films from Michigan and around ...

Rebellious students at an English private school plan a violent revolt against their repressive environment in director Lindsay Anderson's highly acclaimed but extremely controversial drama. Centering ...

When the 1969 film “La Piscine” (“The Swimming Pool”) opened at Film Forum several months ago, I paid it little attention in the hope that, given its dry and flimsy mediocrity, it would just blow away ...