Jeff Bridges — Happy Place — It Turns Out the Naming Rights! Membership Option Was For Real and Someone Is Now Five Hundred Bucks Poorer Presents Nat

RDJ's Casting as Doctor Doom Gives Me an Excuse to Rerun This Piece on Why Iron Man is the best Avenger

We hope you're hungry for some meaty arguments!

ClickbaitNathan RabinAugust 1, 2024Iron Man, Marvel, Tony Starks, Clickbait, Shane Black, Jeff Bridges, Gwyneth Paltrow

1982's The Last Unicorn is a Dark, Surreal and Kid-Unfriendly Kid's Film with a Fine Voice Performance by Alan Arkin

Our patron-funded exploration of the most child-traumatizing films of the 1980s continues with a loving look at the impressively fucked up cult animated fantasy film The Last Unicorn, with an incredible voice cast that includes Jeff Bridges, Mia Farrow, Angela Lansbury, Christopher Lee and Alan Arkin.

Control Nathan Rabin 4.0Nathan RabinJuly 4, 2023fantasy, Mia Farrow, Jeff Bridges, Alan Arkin, unicorn, 1980s, Film

The Great Hal Ashby Debuted with the Lovely Comedy-Drama The Landlord and Ended Grimly with 8 Million Ways to Die

Hal Ashby made the big leap from hotshot editor to director with the lovely and charming 1970 comedy-drama The Landlord and ended with the 1986 cop drama 8 Million Ways to Die.

Shards from the Fractured Mirror: The Amateurs, Be Kind Rewind, Big Fat Liar, Bucky Larson: Born to be a Star, The Muse

In the latest round-up of movies I’ve written about for my upcoming book The Fractured Mirror explores The Amateurs, Be Kind Rewind, Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star, Big Fat Liar and The Muse.

Michael Cimino's Directorial Career Kicked Off with a Bang Thanks to 1974's Thunderbolt and Lightfoot But Ended With a Whimper

Like many great filmmakers, Michael Cimino’s debut, 1974’s Thunderbolt and Lightning was a dazzling achievement featuring two of stars Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges’ best performances while his final film, 1996’s Sunchaser, is a real stinkeroo.

Charles Grodin, Jeff Bridges and Jessica Lange Make the Campy 1976 King Kong a Delight

Charles Grodin Month kicks off with a fond look back at his wonderful performance in the delightfully silly 1976 King Kong remake alongside a never-sexier Jessica Lange and impossibly handsome, charismatic Jeff Bridges.