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While I call movie posters a lost art, trailers are a different beast altogether. They’ve definitely evolved over the years, and in a way, they’re getting better the more time goes on. Trailers 40 years ago were so much different than they are now. The way people sell a film is different now. Posters are… Continue reading Mike’s Favorite Movie Trailers of the Decade (70-61) — B+ Movie Blog

While I call movie posters a lost art, trailers are a different beast altogether. They’ve definitely evolved over the years, and in a way, they’re getting better the more time goes on. Trailers 40 years ago were so much different than they are now. The way people sell a film is different now. Posters are… Continue reading Mike’s Favorite Movie Trailers of the Decade (60-51) — B+ Movie Blog

While I call movie posters a lost art, trailers are a different beast altogether. They’ve definitely evolved over the years, and in a way, they’re getting better the more time goes on. Trailers 40 years ago were so much different than they are now. The way people sell a film is different now. Posters are… Continue reading Mike’s Favorite Movie Trailers of the Decade (50-41) — B+ Movie Blog

via Pic of the Day: “I’m in love with a girl, and I’m going to help hang her father.” (80th Anniversary) — B+ Movie Blog

While I call movie posters a lost art, trailers are a different beast altogether. They’ve definitely evolved over the years, and in a way, they’re getting better the more time goes on. Trailers 40 years ago were so much different than they are now. The way people sell a film is different now. Posters are… Continue reading Mike’s Favorite Movie Trailers of the Decade (40-31) — B+ Movie Blog

While I call movie posters a lost art, trailers are a different beast altogether. They’ve definitely evolved over the years, and in a way, they’re getting better the more time goes on. Trailers 40 years ago were so much different than they are now. The way people sell a film is different now. Posters are… Continue reading Mike’s Favorite Movie Trailers of the Decade (30-21) — B+ Movie Blog

Moving forward can be extremely different for me to you. Moving forward can be from a friendship, ex-relationship, graduating school, moving to another job, grieving a loss, and so much more. Moving forward can happen every six months, every two years or as close together as every single day. In life, the saying moving forward […]… Continue reading Moving forward; a concept of many forms… — Got A Million Rhymes

Coming-of-age films explore the slippery slopes of firsts: of mistakes, big time crushes and any encounters away from the parents’ home. Treading on unknown paths that could leave them susceptible, young protagonists are in turn rewarded with the treasures but also perils of life. An Education (2009) and Call Me By Your Name (2017) tell […]… Continue reading On growing up, first love and learning in An Education (2009) and Call Me By Your Name (2017) — Site Title

Cher is kind of like a mother to all of us, isn’t she? I can honestly say that one of my favourite things about running this blog is reading the comments you guys leave on my reviews, Instagram posts, and tweets. I LOVE hearing your opinions on new releases, which Waybacks are movies you grew […]… Continue reading Wayback Wednesday: Mermaids (1990) — Luke’s Living Room

If you like Rita Hayworth, dancing, and colorful vintage dresses, you’re in for a treat with Cover Girl, a glamorous, musical romance so full of entrancing, flowy dresses it might have converted me into a 1940’s style fanatic. Hayworth stars as Rusty, a chorus girl working at Danny McGuire’s, the nightclub run by her boyfriend […]… Continue reading Cover Girl (and other ’40s style moments) — What Cindy Wrote Next