Reviews

(second only to A Streetcar Named Desire [1951]) In addition, the film became the first to recieve an Academy Award for an actor after they passed, as lead actor Peter Finch passed away shortly after the film's release.

Although Christopher Nolan initially got the idea for the film after a discussion with his brother, Jonathan Nolan during a road trip, the film did go on to receive an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay.

This 1954 short film, directed by Robert Cannon, truly is a animation hidden gem.

The film had a budget of $123 million dollars and more than earned all that money back by becoming the top grossing film of 2000 (Out grossing films such as: Mission Impossible 2, Scary Movie and even Cast Away!)

"You can say that a Grinch wants to steal Christmas, and you don't need to know anything more about him--he is just a villainous Grinch who hates Christmas.

The casting director selected quite an ensemble that really knows how to work with one another in this film.

It was his work through A Charlie Brown Christmas that put the composers name on the map and led future filmmakers Martin Scorsese (The Wolf of Wall Street) and Robert Zemeckis (Cast Away) to use his work in their later works.

The 1969 version of Frosty the Snowman will never melt from climate change, nor melt away from the hearts of young children with Christmas spirit, as the film is timeless.

This 1989 Christmas special is the third film in the Vacation series since John Hughes's 1983 comedy hit, National Lampoon's Vacation.

The film is about the bonding of the two siblings during a six day road trip, but perhaps the strongest quality of the film is Dustin Hoffman's portrayal of a man living with autism.