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Depending on who you ask, German is considered a difficult language. Or, to put it another way, everyone claims that German is a difficult language to learn. If only there were a list of ten incredibly simple and really useful German phrases that would allow you to handle the most typical everyday scenarios that you […] More
A scenario similar to this can be found at the beginning of “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,” in which director Steven Spielberg is likely to be browsing through old copies of Boys’ Life and Thrilling Wonder Tales in his basement office. Because contemporary Hollywood escapist films have grown too jaded and cynical, I found […] More
Neither the Conners nor their children ever apologized to us when we first met them, and they continue to do so. Roseanne broke new boundaries in terms of what a network comedy could represent for nine seasons. In 1988, its portrayal of a working-class family trying to make ends meet, as well as its in-your-face […] More
It was during the 1970s television programs that television truly pushed the boundaries of what could be broadcast. Following your choices, as well as votes from other television lovers, this list of the top television series from the 1970s rates the shows of the decade from best to worst. Social commentary was woven into the […] More
The Coen brothers have always had a distinctive visual style that leans toward excessive architectural detail — lengthy hallways, strange interior decorating, forced viewpoints, lonely landscapes, and lurid cityscapes — that has become synonymous with their work. When they are in a location that is apparently realistic, such as the suburbs of “A Serious Man” […] More
NBC’s “Family Ties” has changed over the years since it was founded by Gary David Goldberg in 1980 to become a program about a formerly ultra-liberal couple coping with the responsibilities of a middle-class marriage to a show about their boisterous yuppie son relishing the delights of making money. The fact that Michael J. Fox […] More
Sam Phillips is a composer who works with Matt Czuchry. United States of America is the country of origin. Language in its original form (s) Seasons 8 and 153 of the original network’s English language broadcast Netflix is a streaming service that allows you to watch movies and television shows on demand (2016) The CW […] More
Turn up the volume on your boombox because these are the 50 finest songs to come out of the 1980s, ranging from hair-metal anthems to the beginnings of rap. Big hair, Day-glo shirts, scrunchies, Boy George, New Coke, and other absurd relics of the 1980s are frequently the subject of nostalgic reminiscences of the decade: […] More
Photo courtesy of the AF archive and Alamy Stock Photo Nora Ephron’s direction of Sleepless in Seattle, which spikes its sentimentality with her trademark wry, observant humor, is a wonderful, fundamentally hopeful film that contains many lovely elements, including Tom Hanks at his most Tom Hanks-iest; Meg Ryan at the height of her rom-com powers; […] More
Friday Night Movie Club is a group of people that get together to watch movies on Friday nights. Every Friday at 7 p.m. ET on Twitter, join Vulture for an evening of entertainment. We watch this movie over and over again because it is entertaining. However, we don’t speak about how it skillfully attacks Cher’s […] More
The confluence of two brilliant minds, Stanley Kubrick and sci-fi visionary Arthur C Clarke, resulted in the creation of the best film ever produced. Clarke’s name came up as a prospective writer for Kubrick’s planned sci-fi epic, and Kubrick said, ‘From what I’ve heard, he’s a nut who lives in a tree in India someplace,’ […] More
“You couldn’t just pick and choose at will when someone depended on you, or loved you. It wasn’t like a light switch, easy to turn on or off. If you were in, you were in. Out, you were out.” Sarah Dessen, “I got my heart’s desire, and there my troubles began.” Lev Grossman, “My […] More
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