How a reshoot of ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ gave rise to one of Cinema’s Greatest Scenes.
When I heard Gareth Edwards was going to direct a new Star Wars movie in the mid 2010s, I thoughtContinue Reading
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Cinema’s Greatest Scenes: When Jason and the Argonauts battle the Skeleton Warriors.
No-brainer films like 1963’s Jason and the Argonauts are right up my ally. Old films like these hold a specialContinue Reading
Cinema’s Greatest Scenes: Marilyn Monroe’s ‘Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend’.
For those interested in Jane Russell, I have dedicated an article in this series on her faux-Marilyn courtroom scene whereContinue Reading
Cinema’s Greatest Scenes: The Night Before Christmas (1905).
In its infancy, motion pictures were marked by a lot of groundbreaking firsts. For instance, the first ever motion pictureContinue Reading
Cinema’s Greatest Scenes: “Because he doesn’t know how to love.” – Federico Fellini’s 8 1/2 (1963).
The spellbinding Italian actress Claudia Cardinale of The Leopard, 8 1/2 and Once Upon a Time in the West, andContinue Reading
Cinema’s Greatest Scenes: De Niro vs. Stallone: “I offered you a chance to be a cop and you blew it!” (Cop Land, 1997).
This is not the first entry that sees a Sylvester Stallone film here in my series. That honour went toContinue Reading
Cinema’s Greatest Scenes: The Burning Sanitary Napkin Scene from ‘To Sir, With Love’ (1967).
Sidney Poitier was well known for choosing roles in which his characters embodied virtues of dignity and strength. Interestingly, manyContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: When Bette Davis slaps Errol Flynn in The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939).
The climatic scene in question from Michael Curtiz’s The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex comes very early in theContinue Reading
Cinemas Greatest Scenes: It Happened One Night (1934) – ‘The Walls of Jericho’ Scene.
A greatest films list without Frank Capra is an injustice to the great director who made films like Mr. SmithContinue Reading
Cinema’s Greatest Scenes: The Pottery Scene From Ghost (1990).
Bruce Joel Rubin wrote one of the most beloved movie screenplays of all time called Ghost in 1990. But itContinue Reading
