“We are thrilled and honored to present Denzel Washington with the very first ABFF career retrospective,” said Jeff Friday, Founder & CEO of NICE CROWD. “Denzel has been a longtime supporter of ABFF having attended the festival in the early years, so it is truly a full circle moment for us to spotlight his career … Read more
Today marks 30 years since the release of Alex Proyas’ classic film so we take a look at the highly anticipated 4K UHD release. May 11, 1994 saw the release of Alex Proyas’ The Crow, and cinema was never the same. And now, 30 years later, we’re finally being treated to the definitive version on … Read more
Terence Davies on “Sunset Song” I was brought up on American music. My first film was “Singin’ in the Rain” at seven. I fell in love with musicals, I love musicals. So, that was always theirs as part of one’s psyche. And they used to say on the contrary, Britain was a land without music, … Read more
For many around the world, there’s one name at the top of the action totem pole: Jackie Chan, and today marks his 70th birthday. If you only know him as a goofy martial arts comedian from the Rush Hour and Shanghai Noon series, then consider this a wake up call. Because when Jackie did things … Read more
The Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection is available now for PC, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PS5. The Collection features the original Star Wars: Battlefront From 2004 and Battlefront II from 2005. The original Star Wars: Battlefront games return in new Classic Collection In addition to bringing back all of the original … Read more
How is Golda’s story taught, and what is taught about her in the schools in Israel? Golda was a face on a 50-shekel bill. In the school system, it was kind of a shame to talk about her as the leader, the founder mother of our time, because she was the scapegoat of this war. They … Read more
Conan the Destroyer is the PG-rated sequel to Conan the Barbarian, and Arnold Schwarzenegger fans typically hate it. Is it that bad? 1984’s Conan the Destroyer was an attempt to soften Arnold Schwarzenegger’s titular barbarian into a PG-rated fantasy film hero. The result was a movie that was only a middling success in theaters, being … Read more
The Godzilla movies likewise began in rage and fire. They ended with Godzilla as an ally of the Japanese, fighting alongside them against all manner of foreign intrusion for the cause of national unity. Godzilla became a source of nationalistic pride for Japan, a symbol of perseverance and rebellion, a flag to follow, and an … Read more
ComingSoon is doing a Carol Burnett signed poster giveaway ahead of the premiere of Celebrating Carol: The Gift Of Laughter. We have one signed poster to give out for the upcoming Carol Burnett special. Check out a picture of the Carol Burnett signed poster below: “Shout! Factory TV proudly presents Red Carpet with Carol Burnett … Read more