The One Film Every Millennial Must See from ‘The Criterion Collection’
A tale of intergenerational hypocrisy. A story that millennials can point to and use to scoff at their forebearers.
Author: Travis McClain
30 Years of Dark Horse Comics & Films
Join us as we take a look back at 30 years of Dark Horse Comics and its relationship with Hollywood.
“Alice Through the Looking Glass” Review: You Can’t Change It, But You Can Learn From It
Having already brought Lewis Carroll’s literary characters to the screen six years ago, this sequel explores an original story that will surely make a lot of money this weekend but may not be appreciated for years to come.
Soundtracks of Significance: Record Store Day Black Friday 2015
Last year, Record Store Day mounted an experimental Black Friday spin-off event that was successful enough that they’re at it again this year. Among the offerings are several soundtrack albums, perfect for the audiophile...
Flickcharting at Wizard World Louisville 2015
Planning to attend Comic Con in Louisville, or live nearby? Come see a live Flickchart panel dueling out the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the Harry Potter films!
Movies to See Before You Die: “Dracula” & “Drácula”
Flickchart was created to address the timeless conversational exercise of comparing two films head to head. One of the most frequent comparisons moviegoers have made throughout the last century is between remakes and their...
Movies to See Before You Die: “Goldfinger”
Goldfinger is the highest-ranked James Bond film on Flickchart, It set box office records, Its imagery and music have become entrenched in pop culture, and is truly a Movie to See Before You Die.
Criterion Commentaries: “Harlan County U.S.A.”
Criterion brings you a window into the lives of resilient, hard-working miners fighting not to get out of work, but to get safe conditions and better, fairer pay for their work.
“SPECTRE” Title Song Performer Announced!
The performer of the title song from the upcoming James Bond film, “Spectre”, is not who you’d expect!
“Don’t Pass Me By” – A Flickcharter’s Review
Lawrence of Arabia opens with Lawrence’s death because director David Lean felt it was necessary to anchor audiences at the outset of such a lengthy film to where the story was going. (Besides, everyone...
It should be on there! I linked it to rank if you click on the film title!
been wanting to rank this for a couple weeks now and this hasn't shown up on the site yet
Everything satire these days. When was the last time a slasher movie or any movie played it straight? They've been…
That the film focuses more on Kong surprises me not at all. He more closely approximates an actual character, while…
Absolutely loved "Insidious: The Red Door"! The emotional depth and intense storytelling took this franchise to a whole new level.