formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Liotta, who died unexpectedly at 67, never stopped delivering his signature jolt of menace and fascination. Source: Ray Liotta delivered one of cinema’s greatest breakout performances – The Washington Post
Mayor Malik D. Evans was joined today by elected officials, city leaders, and business owners Kristina Dinino-Jeffords and Damon Jeffords at a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand opening of the Roc Cinema movie theater, located at 957 S. Clinton … Continued
“Your kind,” says a grizzled Navy Admiral played by Ed Harris, “is headed for extinction.” “Maybe so, sir,” Maverick replies, “but not yet.” Welcome to 2022’s first and almost certainly best blockbuster movie. Whether you were around in 1986 when … Continued
“A retrospective gives you a chance to reconnect with audiences,” says the director of classics like “Secrets & Lies” and “Naked.” “It’s so positive.” Source: Film at Lincoln Center Salutes Half a Century Of Mike Leigh’s Cinema | Observer
Phil Watts, from Somerset, crammed in 1,028 films after sometimes watching as many as seven in one day. The son of a former cinema projectionist, he described himself as a “super geek” when it came to cinema.His marathon year of … Continued
Two eminent photographers have come together to showcase human emotions attached to watching cinema in single-screen theatres, in most of which the curtains have been drawn forever. ‘Curtain Closes’, an ongoing exhibition of 29 photographs clicked by photojournalist Amit Dhar … Continued