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The university’s victory song extols the triumph of the Harvard men, as a sea of dark suits and wingtip shoes walk up the law school’s steps. There is one turquoise dress, one pair of stockings with...

I don’t envy the filmmaker remaking or creating a sequel to a beloved classic children’s story. Yet numerous directors and stars are lining up for this latest craze, and especially the people over at Disney. Starting...

It was a year of unforgettable faces, one we’ve known for decades and one we’re just getting to know this year. As we do at the end of every year, we asked our writers to pick...

To some, she was the co-star of one of the most popular sitcoms of its era and a familiar face/voice on any number of shows over the years. To others, she was a trailblazing filmmaker who...

The point of a music score is to illustrate what’s going on in a character’s head and in their heart. This is why when we hear Bernard Herrmann’s “Psycho” strings we immediately feel panic; when we listen...

Growing up during ‘90s Disney Renaissance, one of my family’s favorite cassettes tapes to listen to as we drove to and from school every morning was a collection of Disney villain songs. There was something deliciously...

“Cold War” isn’t particularly interested in the specifics of its metaphorical underpinnings. That work’s been done. Instead, it shows the look in a man’s eyes as he gazes at the woman he loves and knows that he’s brought...

Unattainable desire hurts deeply, scars permanently and like in “Casablanca,” “Passionate Friends” and countless others, makes for some of film history’s most swoon-worthy stories of passion. An aching film on such exquisite pains of impossible love,...

We’ve been releasing the top ten lists of our regular critics all week, and wanted to bring in the rest of our incredibly talented contributors, providing an overview of the entire year of film. There are...

10. “The Other Side of the Wind” When Orson Welles was a teenager, he traveled to Ireland by himself, and finagled an audition at The Gate theatre, run by a fascinating guy named Micheál MacLiammóir (eventually a...