Tag: danny devito

• THE Best Great Movies: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975)

  

  By Christian DiMartino Academy Award winner Louise Fletcher passed away on Friday, at the age of 88. She had a weird career- she won an Oscar in the 70’s, and she appeared in other stuff but nothing ever quite lived up to her Oscar. She was an incredible actress though, and her Academy Award winning […]

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  September 25, 2022

  great movies, the best picture

  christian dimartino, christopher lloyd, danny devito, film, films, jack nicholson, louise fletcher, milos forman, movie, movies, one flew over the cuckoos nest, scatman crothers, vincent schiavelli, wordpress

• Every Tim Burton Movie, Ranked

  

  By Christian DiMartino Tim Burton turned 64 on August 25, and with that and the upcoming release of his Netflix series, The Addams Family spinoff Wednesday, I thought it would be a good enough excuse to talk about his body of work. Of which, I am honestly a big fan of. Many think that Burton […]

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  August 26, 2022

  Rankings

  alan rickman, albert finney, alice in wonderland, amy adams, batman, batman returns, beetlejuice, big eyes, big fish, catherine o'hara, charlie and the chocolate factory, christian dimartino, christina ricci, colin farrell, corpse bride, danny devito, dark shadows, dumbo, ed wood, edward scissorhands, eva green, ewan mcgregor, film, films, frankenweenie, freddie highmore, glenn close, helena bonham carter, jack nicholson, johnny depp, mark wahlberg, mars attacks, martin landau, mia wasikowska, michael keaton, michelle pfeiffer, miss peregrine’s home for peculiar children, movie, movies, paul reubens, pee wee’s big adventure, planet of the apes, sleepy hollow, sweeney todd the demon barber of fleet street, tim burton, winona ryder, wordpress

• Christian’s Christmas: Batman Returns (1992)

  

  By Christian DiMartino The Batman movies have had quite the history. Yes, we eventually got Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, work from the gods. Yet before them, we had four movies that each had an interesting place in cinematic history. To explain: Tim Burton’s Batman was a smash when it released in 1989, surprising the […]

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  December 20, 2020

  Christians Christmas

  batman, batman returns, christian dimartino, christopher walken, danny devito, film, films, michael keaton, michelle pfeiffer, movie, movies, tim burton, wordpress

• Tim Burton films: RANKED

  By Christian DiMartino I was sitting in some bulls**t class about maps or some s**t and it occurred to me: Tim Burton has a new movie coming out. So… I should rank his others. Because why would I pay attention to the maps? I personally love Burton, for the most part. His films, if all […]

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  September 29, 2016

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  alan rickman, albert finney, alice in wonderland, amy adams, batman, batman returns, beetlejuice, big eyes, big fish, bruno delbonnel, charlie and the chocolate factory, christian dimartino, christoph waltz, corpse bride, danny devito, dark shadows, ed wood, edward scissorhands, emmanuel lubezki, frankenweenie, gene wilder, helena bonham carter, jack nicholson, johnny depp, larry karazewski, mark wahlberg, mars attacks, martin landau, michael keaton, michelle pfeiffer, movies, paul reubens, pee wee herman, pee wee’s big adventure, planet of the apes, roald dahl, scott alexander, sleepy hollow, sweeney todd, sweeney todd the demon barber of fleet street, the nightmare before christmas, the people vs. oj simpson, tim burton, willy wonka and the chocolate factory, winona ryder

• Film Confessions: Death to Smoochy

  By Christian DiMartino Danny Devito’s Death to Smoochy kind of lives in infamy. It was blasted by critics upon its initial release, hence why I put off seeing it until around the time of Robin Williams’ unfortunate passing. My verdict: They’re right, it is kind of terrible. But it’s also funny as hell, if you’re into […]

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  March 18, 2016

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  catherine keener, christian dimartino, danny devito, death to smoochy, edward norton, movies, robin williams