Regardless of whether you were a fan or not, if you were alive in the late 1980s and early 1990s you probably heard of Milli Vanilli. The German duo of Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan became overnight pop music sensations. They would go on to sell millions of records, release three #1 singles, and win … Continue reading
Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment are bringing the Summer’s best movie to home video. “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga”, the high-octane prequel to 2015’s stellar “Mad Max: Fury Road”, sees visionary filmmaker George Miller returning to the dystopian wasteland he first introduced us to in 1979. This exhilarating spin-off digs into the backstory of Furiosa, … Continue reading
Released on June 20, 1974, the rightly heralded “Chinatown” has firmly held its status as a classic for 50 years. Part old-fashioned film noir, part searing takedown of the ruling class and their institutions – “Chinatown” would go on to earn eleven Academy Award nominations, eleven BAFTA nominations, and nine Golden Globes nominations. But beyond … Continue reading
Filmland 2024 is just around the corner and the Arkansas Cinema Society has just announced this year’s lineup of feature films and shorts. Filmland is an annual curated celebration of local, national, and international cinema that takes place in Little Rock, Arkansas. Past guests have included Richard Linklater, Jessica Chastain, Adam Driver, Michael Shannon, Joel … Continue reading
Zack Snyder’s newly released two-part director’s cut for his sprawling original space epic “Rebel Moon” has finally brought the filmmaker’s true vision to the screen. It was made possible through a partnership with Netflix which also came with a stipulation – Snyder would have to first make and release trimmed down PG-13 versions of the … Continue reading
The genesis of Zack Snyder’s epic space opera “Rebel Moon” dates all the way back to 1997. In the years that followed, Snyder would pitch his idea to LucasFilm as a new Star Wars installment. Later he attempted to turn it into a video game. And even later, he considered developing it as a television … Continue reading
Keith & the Movies 