Free Flick Fridays: Paper Moon
Tatum O'Neal became the youngest Oscar winner in history as part of a maybe father-daughter grifter duo in Peter Bogdanovich's charming Depression-set relic of the golden age of '70s cinema.
Free Flick Fridays: Burden of Dreams
Jungle madness! Watch Werner Herzog take a steamboat over a hill in Les Blank's clear-eyed documentary about the hubris, ambition, and danger fueling the making of Fitzcarraldo.
Free Flick Fridays: Wonder Boys
Adapted from the very funny Michael Chabon novel, Curtis Hanson's Wonder Boys is a marvel of a film, a sharp and wise valentine to academia and the literary life.
Free Flick Fridays: What's Eating Gilbert Grape
The flick that got Leonardo DiCaprio his first Oscar nomination, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, follows Johnny Depp as a guy stuck in small-town Iowa, dealing with his family and dreaming of getting out.
Free Flick Fridays: Song of Freedom
It's Black History Month, and to put it simply: Paul Robeson, a true Renaissance man (lawyer/singer/athlete/activist/etc.) was one of the greatest Americans of the 20th century. In this "$ 500,000" epic from 1936, he's an opera singer searching for his heritage in Africa.
Free Flick Fridays: Cold Comfort Farm
Had your fill of romance? Indulge in a delicious British satire about a smart city girl (Kate Beckinsale) who saves her gothic Wuthering Heights-y family (Stephen Fry, Ian McKellen, and more) with good common sense.
Free Flick Fridays: Men With Brooms
Get excited for the upcoming Winter Olympics with what is arguably the only film ever made about the venerable Canadian sport of curling, starring Canada's finest: Paul Gross, Molly Parker, and Leslie Nielsen.
Free Flick Fridays: The Night of the Hunter
Let Robert Mitchum tell you the story of left hand/right hand (or why he's got LOVE and HATE tattooed on his fingers) playing a mad preacher in Charles Laughton's creepy and terrifying Southern gothic classic.
Free Flick Fridays: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Hello Dolly: We will always love the divine Ms. Parton, seen here in all her busty glory, leading the rollicking musical alongside Sheriff Burt Reynolds. She's the nicest madam in all of Texas.
