The landmark achievement that brought magic to the movies "A Trip to the Moon" Don’t let its short, approximate 14-minute runtime fool you, “A Trip to the Moon” (“Le Voyage Dans La Lune”) packs enough originality that it forever changed cinema. The most famous film by Georges Méliès, a defining pioneer of cinema, its massive success helped transform movies into a storytelling art form, while also leading the way for science fiction films. More than just a milestone, it remain

An unforgettable, deeply moving, true-life psychological drama "The Three Faces of Eve" Based on a true story, “The Three Faces of Eve” is more than just enthralling entertainment — it’s a deeply empathetic psychological drama that offers a window into a life experience far beyond most of our own. Pioneering for its time, it left audiences unsure of what to make of it, but now stands as a fascinating, transporting, and profoundly moving work of the highest order, and one that

Mel Brooks Mel Brooks Wanted to wish comedy legend Mel Brooks a very happy 100th birthday. Few writers or directors have made me laugh as hard or as often. With such inspired lunacy of "Young Frankenstein", "The Producers", "Blazing Saddles", "High Anxiety", and "Spaceballs", his work has brought me (and generations of audiences) immeasurable joy. He also co-created one of my favorite classic television shows, "Get Smart", and helped bring several remarkable dramatic films I

Ann Blyth Yesterday we lost Ann Blyth, who died of natural causes at the age of 98. A versatile singer and actress, Blyth brought a singular beauty, elegance, intelligence, and quiet magnetism to the screen. She could be chillingly cruel or warmly compassionate, moving effortlessly between villainesses, heroines, and romantic leads. She shone in musicals like "The Great Caruso", "Kismet", "Rose Marie", "Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid", and her final film, "The Helen Morgan Story