Film Studies Prints

"Yes! This is 'Understanding Film Noir', and, yes ! I am Dr. Behan. Now will you please shut the door!"

"Are you sure this is a Film Noir"

"I'll do the movie but I want to be highly compensated and highly acclaimed."

"If I only had a heart"

"The bastardized representation of cat culture in the upcoming Cats film is yet another egregious example of commodification and cultural appropriation exacted for human profit at the expense of feline communities."

'At last, the newly discovered films of Woody Alien.'

His films need to be viewed with a post modernist sense of irony...

Movies through the decades.

"Not to be a motion picture - will remain just a book'

"Remind me: Is it the New York Critics Award or the Sundance Audience Prize that always lets us down?"

"Bloody hell!"

"Boy, this blooper reel from 'Manchester by the Sea' is a crack-up."

Sign in book shop window: 'Critics agree the book is much better than the movie.'

"I'm the bad guy..."

"Why didn't you simply open the window?"

'...And now, the film most criticized for eroding traditional family values, the nominees are...'

"Stick Figure" "Stick Figure II" "Stick Figures" "Stick Figure: The Reawakening"

100 best beheadings

"Citizen Kane first draft... Citizen Kane By Orson Welles & Herman J. Mankiewicz Int. Kane's bedroom Kane's old voice Call a freaking ambulance! Rosebud..."

Now Playing at the Europlex

The Scarecrow Gets A Brain From Igor

A 1920's film director with hand-cranked camera and megaphone.

Movie Monster Exhibit: Unavailable due to much needed repair work.

"Are you the one they call El Cóndor?"

The revolution that hit Hollywood hardest:The Thinking Pictures."

'They're alright if you like Charlie Chaplin inflight movies.'

"'City Slickers' was O.K., but, let's face it, it was no 'Claire's Knee.'"

"What's the problem? I said dinner and a movie."

'...tonights main feature is silent and in black and white.'

Lumiere brothers caricature

"In this scene, imagine you're sentient and know what feelings are."

Don Quixote is recorded by Sancho Panza.

That's no big deal, a lot of people get Siskel and Ebert mixed up

At a silent moment - I don't know Slim, it's quiet.. a little too quiet.