From Nazis, successes and failures, to finally landing at the MCU, the webhead has had quite the film adaptation history.
High Octane Cinema: The Car (1977)
A demonic car goes on a killing spree in the Southwest.
The 20 Best Movies of 2017, So Far
With the year halfway over, the TFS Staff selects their favorites of the year.
High Octane Cinema: The Driver (1978)
Walter Hill's streamlined action classic was inspired by so many great films before it and inspires films like Baby Driver today.
Pride Month: Disco Double Feature
Two films highlight an LGBTQ institution.
In Defense of the Critic: Ratatouille at 10
Disney's heart-warming tale reminds us that art is for everyone, a message we still need to hear 10 years later.
Pride Month: A Single Man (2009)
Tom Ford's debut is both important and personal.
High Octane Cinema: Vanishing Point (1971)
Tighten your seat belt. You've never had a trip like this before.
The Meaning in Human Connection: Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation
Lives change in brief encounters, in what many consider to be the director's best.
It's Like Looking in a Mirror, Only Not: Face/Off at 20
Two decades later, John Woo's action classic still holds up, crazy premise and all
High Octane Cinema: Locke (2013)
A Man, A Car, and A Crisis. Locke is essential.
Don't Stop Me Now: Edgar Wright's Shaun of the Dead
Looking back at Edgar Wright's breakout zom-rom-com hit.
High Octane Cinema: Ronin (1998)
John Frankenheimer delivers not one, but two sensational car chases in his late-era action thriller.
Pride Month: Blue Is the Warmest Color (2013)
A devastating picture of young love and finding yourself.
High Octane Cinema: Bullitt (1968)
The 1968 cop thriller, Bullitt, features Steve McQueen doing what he does best, being cool and driving fast cars.
The Wages of Friedkin: Sorcerer at 40
Four decades later, William Friedkin's thriller is still as explosive as its nitroglycerin-filled trucks.
Thrill of the Chase: The Dueling Protagonists in The Fugitive
An action-packed film that masterfully balances two protagonists at odds.
High Octane Cinema: The French Connection (1971)
William Friedkin's relentless and exhilarating film features the greatest car chase in the history of cinema.
Pride Month: Brokeback Mountain (2005)
Ang Lee's romance film is one for the ages.
Clones, Car Chases & Carrousel: Michael Bay's The Island
Paradise awaits in this Bay sci-fi spectacle.