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Valentines Day is the time when the geekiest of geeks turn to thoughts of romance and matters of the heart. Throughout the years movies have become a big part of that celebration, for instance you may go to dinner then watch a favorite film with the special someone in your life. For our latest list I’ve chosen 10 titles that are a mix of traditional and non traditional “romantic” themed [read...] 
Furious Cinema would just like to thank our fellow film fanatic Aurora at Once Upon A Screen & Citizen Screenings for giving us our first blog award. We really appreciate this kind welcome to the movie blogging community. We are committed to celebrating film and our hope is to inspire movie lovers to watch and explore what’s out there whether it be new or old. The [read...] 
Welcome to the second part of our Furious 100 (read through Part One HERE), the continuation of a look at the many films of all genres that have impacted us and that we feel are special works of cinema from different decades. We hope after reading our list you find some of your own new favorites but, above all, that you continue to explore and enjoy all that cinema (in [read...] 
If you love movies you most likely have alot of favorites from a wide variety of genres. At FC we simply love it all, and we try to celebrate that fact with our lists and reviews. What we really want to do on this site is focus on cinema, not Hollywood gossip and random news being posted everywhere online. So, we’ll continue to stay free of filler as much as [read...] 
When I was young Tony Scott was one of the first filmmakers I actually was aware of from the movie business. This was mainly due to the 1986 film Top Gun starring Tom Cruise which became a huge smash when it was released. It was also one of the main examples of the “high concept” form of cinema created by Producers Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer. These were movies made [read...] 
20 years ago I saw a film that would be now considered the epitome of what we like to call Furious Cinema. That was Director James Foley’s big screen adaptation of the 1984 Pulitzer Prize/Tony award winning play written by David Mamet, Glengarry Glen Ross. What I’ve always loved most about this movie is the fact it’s all about the dialogue i.e. cadence and use of language between the characters. [read...] 
For our latest furious list we wanted to highlight some of the coolest vehicles we’ve seen in some of our favorite films. From mad as hell modified muscle cars to cushy cruisers to supernatural hot rods there’s a nice selection for the cinematic car enthusiasts out there. Pussy Wagon – Kill Bill / Model: Chevy Silverado SS / Owner: Buck / The Bride The horny hospital orderly Buck (Michael Bowen) [read...] 
Awhile back we made a compilation of 10 Furious Battles which mainly focused on one character vs many or large groups fighting each other. Our latest list deals with the Face-Off. These are slightly different scenes that just have two main characters (usually protagonists and antagonists) squaring off in some type of arena. Moreover, their shared history throughout the story reaches some kind of conclusion followed by an exciting duel. [read...] 
If you’re tired of all the eye straining, headache inducing 3-D gimmickry maybe what you need is a dose of a different classic cinema format to appreciate on home video. Thanks to the folks at the DVD label Flicker Alley, the 1952 feature film introducing the widescreen process CINERAMA is coming to Blu Ray this September. The newly restored edition will be shown exactly as it originally was to over [read...] 
THE RAID: REDEMPTION What began as a buzz around this film later turned into a full on furious wave of geekgasms across the globe. Director Gareth Evans brought back a relentless fury to modern cinema with his 2011 Indonesian actioner and it’s even drawn comparisons to classics like Die Hard (1987). One thing is for sure, this is the type of movie that is pure entertainment [read...] |
    
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