Archive for July, 2010
For our readers on the go, nothing could be better than the Playstation Portable, commonly abbreviated to PSP. While you can play PSP movies and listen to MP3s, the built-in WiFi also allows you to connect to the Internet from any available hotspot. And it weighs just 1.5 pounds, so you won’t have to worry […]
Hindi horror movies are far different than what American audiences are used to. For starters, most feature a number of musical numbers, something entirely alien to fans of Jason, Freddy, and Leatherface. Romance also plays a big part, and most films tend to conclude with a happy ending. But there’s no denying the popularity of […]
The following good movies banned in Australia were deemed unsuitable at one time or another by the country’s Office of Film and Literature Classification (also known as the OFLC). While researching this article, I was surprised at how strict the censors are in the land down under. I mistakenly took the native land of Paul […]
This week’s guest post is all about movies that shook up the world. While opinions might vary on what constitutes such a lofty definition, I view it as any movie that had a profound effect on pop culture and spawned generations of imitators. Hope you enjoy the article, and be sure to click on the […]
This list of the best movies of 2009 features both blockbusters and under-the-radar indie films. You can’t go wrong with either, and a number of films discussed below found themselves on critical lists for the top 10 movies of 2009. From the highest-grossing motion picture of all time to a movie shot on a budget of $15,000, […]
Christopher Smith is this week’s guest on Critical Juncture, our weekly segment devoted to discussing cinema with film critics and movie bloggers. Before we dive into the questions and answers, let’s take a moment and examine Christopher Smith’s bio, courtesy of the man himself: “Christopher Smith is the owner, editor and primary writer of the […]
Movies and the Masses takes a weekly look at cinema with men and women from all over the Internet. While our Critical Mass feature is reserved for those who write columns or blog about film, Movies and the Masses aspires to a more everyman approach by talking with people not normally involved in the movie […]
The top grossing movies 1989 contain dark comedies, Vietnam War tales, and Mel Gibson back before he was absolutely out of control. I’ve listed these 1989 blockbusters from #10 to #1, providing a few opinions and some background information along the way. If you’re unfamiliar with the films of 1989, this list is the place […]
If you want to watch movies on You Tube, you have a couple of options. First, you can wait for members of the general public to post films, but these will be split up into segments due to time constraints. Secondly, you can check out the YouTube Movies section, which exhibits films in their entirety. […]
This list of the best zombie movies of the ‘80s includes masterpieces from George Romero, as well as Italian directors such as Lamberto Bava and Lucio Fulci. And let’s not forget about an up-and-coming young director by the name Sam Raimi. A few of the entries may not feature your classic rise-from-the-grave zombies, but they’re […]