Tag: 1967 in Film

As part of our Rewind: 1967 in Film series, we asked the film nuts at Twitter to cast their votes on their top 5 films…

The late 60s heralded a time of sexual liberation and also opened the door for woman to express themselves in a way the hadn’t before….

The Young Girls of Rochefort came along at a time when, perhaps, the musical picture was dispersing from its great cinematic run. Jacques Demy had…

“BAD as Jacqueline Susann’s “Valley of the Dolls” is as a book, the movie Mark Robson has made from it is that bad or worse.”…

In 1959, the landscape of American true crime changed forever. What took place was the brutal murder of the Herbert Clutter family in the small…

I sometimes wonder how a film like Playtime can exist. Imagine being Jacques Tati going to a studio asking for financing to basically create your…

Within the realm of American Cinema, one can’t overstate the shock of seeing Bonnie & Clyde for the first time. I can imagine it: it’s…

Thirty years after Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs changed the landscape of cinema as the very first feature-length animated film, Walt Disney’s death in 1966…

You would struggle to head on over to 1967, or indeed that defining era in American cinema in general, to find such a social commentary…

1967 was a groundbreaking year not only for the American film industry, but for American society as a whole. The opposition movement to the Vietnam…

Never have footsteps done so much to revolutionize filmmaking as they have in Point Blank. The film plays like an inversion of that old saying,…

I think every film deserves a certain benefit of the doubt. By that I mean, you should always be prepared to watch a film through…