The 36 Best Christmas Movies of All Time
Whether you like your holiday movies classic or contemporary, happy or sad, sentimental or cynical, or with or without Bruce Willis, we've got a Christmas movie for every mood.
Whether you like your holiday movies classic or contemporary, happy or sad, sentimental or cynical, or with or without Bruce Willis, we've got a Christmas movie for every mood.
Can a man really be hit square in the face with a steam iron and walk away unfazed?
Steven Spielberg’s Oscar-winning magnum opus, which was released 25 years ago, was also technically his student film.
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Film soundtracks can be big business—sometimes bigger than the film itself. (And sometimes better than the film itself.)
The bad news? You may have to wait until 2021 to see it.
Not so fast ...
The singer would have celebrated his 103rd birthday today.
A classic Disney cartoon, a dinosaur-filled blockbuster, and a 29-second piece of African-American history from 1898 all made the cut.
It's guaranteed to be as snowy as it is magical.
When Congress asks for 'The Goonies' to be preserved, only the best will do.
Wes Anderson's Golden Globe-nominated comedy arrived in theaters 20 years ago.
"I’ve grown a little bit as an actor every time I’ve gone back to the theater," says the star of Broadway's 'The Lifespan of a Fact.'
The universally loathed Canadian rockers have at least one superfan in the Merc With a Mouth.
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Just don't shoot your eye out while you're there.
Mothering dragons is a pretty sweet gig.
It seems as if some of the film's biggest stars were as much in the dark as the rest of us.
Though the 'Harry Potter' author didn't offer much in the way of details, she did promise that "Answers are given."
The Oscar-winning Best Picture—which didn't win any accolades for its historical accuracy—arrived in theaters 20 years ago.
It has a little something to do with Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S.
Before he was one of the world's most iconic musicians, John Lennon was a choir boy and a Boy Scout.
Yes, we're still talking about it.
An ill-prepared toy company and a bit of improvisation led to one of the most memorable toy campaigns in history.