movies

This weekend I was watching Beneath the Planet of the Apes on TCM. I was horrified to read the end credits. I was quite surprised to see actor Don Pedro Colley billed as Negro. I found this to be offensive even for 1970 standards. I think 20th Century Fox (Walt Disney) should correct this offensive credit.

This ain’t the Doctor Carol Marcus your dad used to know! In Star Trek Into Darkness, we witnessed Alice Eve’s unexpected underwear escapade, and boy, did it spark some lively discussions among critics and movie buffs alike.

“Star Wars Identities,” has received the seal of approval from none other than the legendary creator himself, George Lucas.

The documentary “Strongman” serves as a captivating exploration of human dignity, showcasing the remarkable journey of a man who possesses the incredible ability to bend pennies with his bare hands.

Bottle is a poignant animation crafted by the talented Kirsten Lepore, who delves into the intricate dynamics of a long-distance love affair, poignantly exploring its theme of futility.

“Born of Hope” serves as the unofficial prequel to the renowned Lord of the Rings saga, delving into the untold story of Aragorn’s parents.

Keanu Reeves stars in the remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still, but can Hollywood recapture the magic of the 1951 sci-fi classic—or is it just another misfire?