Cinemas Greatest Scenes: Ivy’s steely protector.
The beating heart of M.Night Shyamalan most underrated masterpiece The Village (2004) is the love story between Ivy and LuciusContinue Reading
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Cinemas Greatest Scenes: The Medusa sequence in Clash of the Titans (1981).
To bring any Greek myth fantasy to the big screen can be problematic. Do you stay true to the originalContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: The Searchers Doorway Scene.
John Ford’s The Searchers has been described as one of the greatest Westerns of all time – with its marvelousContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: Wonder Woman in No Man’s Land.
The appeal of superhero characters with initiative, purpose and heart found itself in unchartered new territory in recent years withContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: “Wait a minute, Doc. Ah… Are you telling me that you built a time machine…out of a De Lorean?”
The inventor John DeLorean founded the original DeLorean Motor Company on October 24th 1975, but as hard as he triedContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: Marilyn just wants to be loved by you.
Behind the scenes of one of cinemas greatest comedies, Some Like It Hot, its star Marilyn Monroe and her erraticContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: The mirror scene in The Marx Brothers Duck Soup.
Not all the Marx Brothers films in their heyday were well received, including their mapcap classic Duck Soup (1933). But over timeContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: John Ford’s ‘Stagecoach’ chase sequence.
John Ford bought the rights to Stagecoach from Colliers magazine in 1937 (an adaptation of a short story called The Stage to Lordsburg)Continue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: The Seven Year Itch and that famous subway grate scene.
The notion of a husband cheating on his wife was considered a completely unacceptable action onscreen during the 1950’s. ItContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: Alfred Hitchcock’s merry-go-round from hell!
A study and appreciation of Alfred Hitchcock’s work has been the subject of film school students and film enthusiasts forContinue Reading
