Brad Pitt's performance is extremely Incredible.

Happy birthday, Sharon Stone!❤️

Happy Birthday, Kurt Russell Kurt's early work with John Carpenter, Escape From New York, The Thing and, of course, Big Troube in Little China, easily puts him in the legendary category. 'It's all in the reflexes.'

The Fugitive (1993) The St. Patrick's Day parade scene was unscripted. Director Andrew Davis gained permission from the mayor then, without rehearsal, sent Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones into the crowd. Ford said he lasted several minutes before people recognised him.

On this day in Movie History. March 18th 1971 FIVE EASY PIECES starring Jack Nicholson is released in the UK

Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor on set of Raintree County, 1957

The only time DiCaprio was out-performed x.com/VideoChannel13…

Jean-Paul Belmondo performed all the stunts on his own in 'Fear Over the City' (1975). They were very dangerous. The movie had a car chase, A helicopter scene, a Rooftop fight lasting several minutes & the most dangerous of them all, this incredible chase on a moving train.

“When one’s young, it seems very easy to distinguish between right and wrong. But as one gets older, it becomes more difficult.”

that was embarrassing 😂

"The secret of good directing is to remember that you are telling a story visually. Your medium is that of sound and sight. The screen should tell this story as much as possible, not the dialogue". Alfred Hitchcock.

Pier Paolo Pasolini.

Judy Garland and her daughter, Liza Minnelli, performing "Together (Wherever We Go)" on The Judy Garland Show, 1963

Michael Caine Losing His Shit! — A Sting Original. Two towering showcases of his legendary blow-ups: A Shock to the System (1990) and The Swarm (1978). Absolutely glorious, and strangely cathartic. “EXCUSE ME!”😂🤣😂

"Welcome to Chicago. This town stinks like a whorehouse at low tide." THE UNTOUCHABLES (1987) Starring: Kevin Costner . Sean Connery . Robert De Niro . Charles Martin Smith . Andy Garcia Director: Brian De Palma My Rating: 9 out of 10

It’s hard to believe Chinatown didn’t win the #Oscar for Best Picture but that’s sort of just what happens when you run into The Godfather: Part II. These masterpieces dropped about six months apart, with Coppola’s sequel winning the ultimate award. Two of my favorite movies ever

State of Grace deserves a mention on my timeline this week. Sean Penn has absolutely no business whatsoever being this good in this movie. He’s so god damn good here, it shouldn’t be allowed. Combine that with Ed Harris, Gary Oldman & my boy John Turturro- you get a massive hit.