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Ten films from 1988 now widely regarded as classics — Static0.colliderimages.com

Ten films from 1988 now widely regarded as classics

Collider published a roundup of ten films from 1988 that it says are now considered classics, arguing the year saw cinema quietly expand in many directions. The list covers studio comedies, action, animation and international work, and highlights titles such as John Carpenter’s They Live (a pulpy sci‑fi

13 action films that became blueprints for modern cinema — Static0.colliderimages.com

13 action films that became blueprints for modern cinema

Collider published, 7 minutes ago, a list by Michael Block that names 13 action films the writer describes as blueprints for the genre. The piece highlights titles ranging from Die Hard, which the article says helped redefine the action thriller and became the blueprint for heist-style films like Speed, to

Readers recall Alan Rickman's off-screen warmth and memorable roles — I.guim.co.uk

Readers recall Alan Rickman's off-screen warmth and memorable roles

Readers shared personal recollections of actor Alan Rickman, describing encounters that ranged from a university train platform to post-show theatre parties and film-related events. One reader said that, returning to university in Manchester in the mid-90s, their wife fell on a station platform and Rickman stopped, pointed and laughed before

Most rewatchable films from each year of the 1980s — Static0.colliderimages.com

Most rewatchable films from each year of the 1980s

Collider has compiled a list naming the most rewatchable movie from each year of the 1980s. The feature notes the decade normalized the blockbuster and produced a large number of classics, and says the era has been memorialized in popular culture as many of today’s leading directors grew up

Alan Rickman relieved to play a 'decent' role after being typecast as a villain — Static0.moviewebimages.com

Alan Rickman relieved to play a 'decent' role after being typecast as a villain

Movieweb reports that Emma Thompson told GQ Alan Rickman was relieved to play a heroic, decent character in Ang Lee's 1995 Sense and Sensibility after years of being pigeonholed as an onscreen villain. Thompson suggested Rickman's performance as the Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood: Prince