An action movie does not necessarily need to be a cinematic masterpiece to entertain and enthrall viewers, and all these 1970s releases prove that pure spectacle can make for the group-watching ...

The 1970s was one of the greatest decades and most important decades for film, thanks to classic movies like Jaws, Star Wars, and The Godfather.

Most cinephiles consider the 1970s a high point for American movies. By the end of the 1960s, the studio system that dominated the movies from the beginning broke down, making room for the New ...

The 1970s were a magical time for movies, with a whole new crop of stars and directors becoming household names, from Robert Redford and Al Pacino to. Using data from IMDb and Metacritic, ...

From the French coming-of-age movie 'Peppermint Soda' to the British thriller 'I Start Counting', here are five 1970s films ...

These 12 shameless 1970s movies don’t care about respect — they care about entertainment. The post 12 Shameless 1970s Movies That Don’t Care About Your Respect appeared first on MovieMaker ...

Disaster films were popular in the 1970s, and three of them – “The Towering Inferno,” “The Poseidon Adventure,” and “Airport” – all won at least one Academy Award.

All of Bruce Lee’s 1970s movies (save for the unfinished “Game of Death”) are beloved because they comprise a tragically brief filmography of an Asian superstar who never got to take that ...

Q: You’re a few years younger than me, so I think we came to some of these ’70s movies at different times in our lives. A: Right. I grew up in Alabama, in Vestavia Hills, a suburb of Birmingham.

Nobody makes movies quite like David Fincher. This was clearly always the end goal. Fincher took to feature films like a duck to water – Alien 3 isn’t as bad as you remember – and obviously relishes ...