There's a lot of debate about what makes a movie a "Christmas movie." Must a film simply take place on or around Christmas? If so, we wouldn't have the yearly Die Hard debate. Is it a matter of tone?
Per books like The Bad & the Beautiful: Hollywood in the Fifties or special features on the film’s Criterion Collection release, Charles Laughton looked to the past in defining the visual look of his ...
“Many great movies are realistic, but The Night of the Hunter is an expressionistic oddity, telling its chilling story through visual fantasy.” Roger Ebert John and Pearl have a secret, and the Rev.
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