About this place
Welcome to the famous movie website. We love cinema, we discussing it, we write about it.
Categories
- Action
- Actors
- Adventure
- Advertisements
- Awards
- behind the scenes
- Book-to-Movie
- Books
- Box Office
- broadway
- casting
- Celebs
- Children
- Christmas
- classic
- Contests
- Critics
- Development Hell
- Directors
- Dvd
- Fanart
- Fantasy
- Festivals
- Foreign Language
- Fun/Entertainment
- Games
- giveaway
- Gossip
- Hidden Gems
- Holiday
- Home Theater
- horror
- Idle Speculation
- Lawsuit
- Movie News
- Movies
- Music
- Musical
- News
- On-demand
- Online Videos
- Opening Today
- Oscars
- Overrated?
- Piracy
- Quick Clicks
- Reality TV
- remakes
- Reviews
- Romance
- Sci-Fi
- Sequels
- Soundtrack
- Spoof Trailers
- Sports
- suspense
- Technology
- The Debate
- The Movie Biz
- Thriller
- Today on Screenhead
- Top 5 List
- Top Ten List
- ToS
- Trailers
- TV
- Uncategorized
- Video Games
- Westerns
- Widgets
- Writers
| Sep 10 |
‘Howl’ Takes Film“Howl” takes cinematic venture after 50 years of book-length poem launched an obscenity trail in the Take a look at the cast including David Strathaim, Alan Alda, Jeff Daniels, Mary-Louise Parker and Paul Rudd with James Franco as Allen Ginsberg, the author of the controversial poem. Howl is being touted as a beatnik piece by creating an animation re-imaging in segments described as “a Beat Fantasia.” If anyone knows their freedom of speech history, they’ll recall Ginsberg’s poem envisioned issues — free speech, government censorship, militaristic empire building, fear-mongering and sexual conformity — that are relevant today according to the film producers, directors and writers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, who make their debut with this 1950’s era film. Leave a Reply |
