In the golden year of cinema, Frank Capra's tale of Americana ruffled some feathers. But after 85 years, it only grew with valor. Observe…

In The Screened Word's first-ever re-review…remember what this is. It's the one true Lion King. It's a masterpiece, an experience. Remember…

What if we could see and process the voices inside our heads? This film answers such questions wondrously…but with more questions out of me.

After achieving cartoon fame, Goofy got his own movie in 1995. Slapstick? Check. Good animation? Check. But its cool lies in something…rich.

Deadpool 2 worked well enough to afford two extra versions of the film. Who knew? One went all out, and the other…did…not…? I'll explain.

Continuing his first film's hot streaks, the 'Merc with a Mouth' returns more vulgar and violent than ever…but wow! It ain't without heart.

A massive departure from your everyday superhero, what does this 'Merc with a Mouth' let loose to make his debut film such a breakthrough?

Emerging as the disaster film craze picked up steam in the mid-90s, is there more here besides stunning sound and visuals that blew me away?

After making the magic happen with the first half of Dune, what did Denis Villeneuve have in store as he covered its long-awaited last half?

Dune struggled to visually make a splash in film and TV…but once Denis Villeneuve worked his magic on its components, the rest was history.

From the funny moments onstage to some glorious victories, which films from 2023 reigned supreme?

Let's see what you've got, 2024.

For its real-life foundations and uplifting message, Rudy became a sports classic. 30 years later, does its new director's cut reaffirm it?

After 100 years,Disney capped its centennial with this original fairy tale. Does its creativity show or has its tributes hindered its magic?

Captain Marvel's debut sparked controversy, whereas Ms. Marvel's debut was warmly embraced. What does that say about their team-up followup?

Despite struggling under the animated bulk, how might this Batman: TAS film's perception of the Caped Crusader put his other films to shame?

Back then, it was modest. Now, it's a tad questionable. But after Aladdin, Robin Williams' role here made him an icon all over again. How?

What's this? I can't believe my eyes! I must be dreaming. Wake up, Bryce, this is insane! An ode to both Halloween AND Christmas that works?

Against all odds, underling Rudy Reutigger won with the Fighting Irish in 1975. This film validates such inspiration, but how, and how else?

It started as a controversial novel, and then it became an equally risky film. How did this fare in the Hays Code era? How about nowadays?