On this week’s episode of The Golden Briefcase , Tim, Jeremy & Alex are joined by Fanboys director and friend of the show Kyle Newman to go through 2011 in film, a look back at this past year as it comes to a close. The guys go over their favorites in numerous categories including: Best Villain, Best Score, Biggest Disappointments & Surprises, Best Performances and of course their Worst and Best Films of the year. After a truly great year of cinema, it was a rewarding experience to go back through and revisit some favorite moments and performances and of course celebrate some awesome achievements in filmmaking.

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TGB Episode 90: 2011 Retrospective (Guest: Director Kyle Newman)

Some interesting scoring news to wrap up this year, for a highly anticipated film that will arrive at the end of next year.

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Composer Marco Beltrami Scoring Marc Forster’s ‘World War Z’ Movie

pAs the cinematic year 2011 comes to a close, we gave your our a title=Top 10 Movies of 2011 href=../../../2011/12/top-10-movies-of-2011-potter-hugo-descendants-or-tattoo-number-o/Top 10 Movies of 2011/a. Now, we give you those moments of brilliance from films big and small, funny and serioushellip; Yes, thatrsquo;s right, Movie Fanatic presents the best a title=Movie Quotes href=../../../quotes/movie quotes/a of 2011./p pa href=../../../gallery/chris-evans-stars-in-captain-america/img src=http://static.moviefanatic.com/images/gallery/chris-evans-stars-in-captain-america_500×332.jpg style=display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width=500 alt=Chris Evans stars in Captain America height=332 //abr /emstrongCaptain America/strong/em br /strongPeggy Carter:/strong How do you feel?br /strongSteve Rogers:/strong Taller

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The Best Movie Quotes of 2011: Let’s Holla!

pa title=Puss in Boots review href=../../../2011/10/puss-in-boots-movie-review-these-boots-are-made-for-rocking/emPuss in Boots/em/a was a delightful surprise in 2011 and is surely going to be one of the contenders for the Best Animated Feature Oscar in February. For those of you that missed the Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek starring instant animated classic, good news: Itrsquo;s coming on Blu-Ray and DVD February 24. /p pa href=../../../gallery/puss-in-boots-blu-ray/img src=http://static.moviefanatic.com/images/gallery/puss-in-boots-blu-ray_400×491.jpg style=display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width=400 alt=Puss in Boots Blu-Ray height=491 //abr /Inem a title=Puss in Boots Director Interview Exclusive href=../../../2011/10/puss-in-boots-exclusive-director-chris-miller-takes-us-inside-pu/Puss in Boots/a/em, Puss is joined on his adventure with Kitty Soft Paws (Hayek) and Humpty Dumpty (a hysterical Zach Galifianakis), as well as Jack and Jill (Billy Bob Thornton and Amy Sedaris).

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Puss in Boots Comes Home: When?

pIt could not be quieter at the Cineplex for new movies this final weekend of 2011 with only one film opening, emThe Iron Lady/em, and that is only showing in Los Angeles and New York. emIron Lady/em will expand to a nationwide release in January, but this weekend will serve as an opportunity to get out there and catch up on some stellar movies that have arrived in the last several weeks for most of the country

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Weekend Movie Preview: December 30, 2011

Well, after tomorrow, 2011 will be yet another chapter in the history of cinema, and while we’ve already gone over some of the films that disappointed us and left terrible tastes in our mouths, now is the time to reflect on the films that remind us why we absolutely love going to the movies. There are plenty of films that I enjoyed quite emphatically from the epic conclusion of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II to the subtle, quiet but riveting financial crisis drama Margin Call

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Looking Back: Ethan Chooses His Own Top 10 Favorite Films of 2011

p2012 is looking to be a bang up year at the movies with some of the most anticipated movies of our time finally hitting screens.

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Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2012: Superheroes and More!

The final version of any futuristic sci-fi film is a wonder to behold when settings of entire cities are designed to look like they were crafted decades or even centuries in the future. However, those of us who like to look beyond the big screen usually find themselves fascinated with the production art that went into designing that world

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Flip Through Prod. Designer Syd Mead’s ‘Blade Runner’ Sketchbook

pMeryl Streep is without argument the greatest actress of her time and she further cements that point with her role as Margaret Thatcher in a title=The Iron Lady href=../../../movies/the-iron-lady/emThe Iron Lady/em/a. Portraying a real life individual who was larger than life in the public consciousness is among the most difficult of tasks for any actor. Streep astounds and in fact, carries the film past the mediocre movie it would have been without her.

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The Iron Lady Review: Meryl Streep is Sensational

img src=”http://www.darkhorizons.com/assets/0016/5835/liz_article.jpg” /pstrongThe Amazing Spider-Man/strong – SPOILER ALERTbr Leaked toy photos for the upcoming “The Amazing Spider-Man” show off what seems to be better glimpses of the rather oddly designed villain The Lizard, and have revealed some big set pieces we can expect to see in the film./p pAmongst them are a climactic massive battle on the top of Oscorp Tower with not just the baddie but what looks like a whole SWAT team having been turned into a Lizard army.

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Superhero News: Spider-Man, Avengers, Ghost