Tag: paramount presents

Joan Crawford is immortalized as a bad mother in the biopic Mommie Dearest, based on her estranged daughter's tell-all book.

Robert Altman's sprawling, multi-ensemble classic Nashville is fondly remembered by fans for its biting social critique and complex, character-driven storytelling.

Expertly composed and on a blitz to its finish, Breakdown is a success based entirely on its successful execution.

A classic of American cinema, George Stevens' A Place in the Sun remains one of the silver screen's most tragic romances.

Copycat cinema in the extreme, Another 48 Hrs follows the same plot beats as the first, but with busier action and less aesthetic nuance.

Walter Hill's steady directorial hand adds a distinctly crass, grounded tone to 48 Hrs, but time has sapped its comedic energy.

Last Train from Gun Hill is a taut, suspenseful Western from director John Sturges with Kirk Douglas.

Cecil B. DeMille creates a vivid portrait of circus life during its glory days in The Greatest Show on Earth.

Cameron Crowe's messy combination of genres undermine this fundamentally easygoing and charming romantic Elizabethtown.

Moving Tearjerker That Hit Box Office Gold Love Story is the box office success that saved Paramount Studios from irrelevancy in 1970 and paved the way for movies like …

Danny Kaye leads the gorgeously restored and superb musical comedy from Hollywood's Golden Age, The Court Jester.

While inconsistent and Eddie Murphy struggles to hold things together, The Golden Child's high points happen consistently enough.