Brief analysis of films by many directors.

Reviews and essays on film criticism by the entertainment editor at the Paris Woman Journal.

Film reviews and commentary by Steve Erickson, with a concentration on foreign film.

Essays on film, directors, and genres.

Internet forum for cinema studies addressing students, researchers, scholars, and anyone with an interest in the thoughtful exploration of cinema, film, and television.

Repository of articles which originally appeared as newsgroup postings but which stand on their own as arguments or elucidations.

Essays by scholars, guests, and students, reviewing and discussing films and other media from an historical perspective.

A review of film, books, and media arts. Includes features and reviews of selected works.

Dedicated to criticizing renowned film critics. Uses background biographical knowledge on the critics to discredit them.

Editorial about Burch's optional representation mode, as well as capsule film reviews.

A literature review and an essay on the role of color in film.

Essays that review films from a storytelling point of view.

Theoretical and practical aspects on narrative sound effects in Film and TV.

Commentary on various movie genres, along with film recommendations.

Critical analysis of current and past films, as well as theoretical discussions on cinema.

Film criticism and journalism by freelance writer David Chute.

Organization with 46 member countries. Includes film news, festival reports, and resources on film criticism.

A discussion of nonlinear narrative in film.

Film theory, reviews, and critiques laid out in a floor plan of a virtual house.

Examines several mainstream films from a Christian theological perspective.

Attepts to answer the question of whether the digital age is affecting traditional cinema.

The meaning of life as suggested by motion pictures. A collection of essays on the priorities implied in movies.

Reviews films of artistic and independent variety, highlighting content and context. List of films as well as feature articles.

J.R. Via questions why films are too long and good scripts are too rare.

Takes tongue in cheek view toward movie criticism and many of the personalities involved in film. Archived articles for each season starting in spring 1999.