Film

• 100 Years, 100 Movies--the American Film Institute's picks for the best 100 movies of all time (scroll down) and more.

• All-Movie Guide-- searchable database of information on thousands of movies: search by movie title, actors, directors, etc.
• Annotations of Medical Arts in Film -- title lists of films which deal with medicine and related arts. It gives the publication info needed to find them.
• Audio Interviews with Selected Film Directors -- from Hitchcock to Coppola, 14 in all.
• Directory of International Film and Video Festivals -- lists over 500 festivals from all over the world
• Feminist Film Reviews
• Filmsound.org -- includes articles on how sound is used in film, history of film sound, a sound effects library, and glossary of technical terms.
• Film, Television and Visual Media -- guide to e-resources from UCLA
• Greatest Films --interpretive essays, historical background and description. A good site.
• Internet Movie Database (IMDb)-- if you didn't find it in the All-Movie Guide, try here. Both databases give very complete information for every film they list, who played what roles, producer, director, date, etc.
• Movie Monologues by Colin  -  good brief scenes transcribed from movies. Neat!
• New York Times Film Reviews -- arranged by genre, date, country of origin, title and critic. Excellent!
• Origins of American Animation -- from the Library of Congress, this online exhibit includes films from 1900-1921, searchable by keyword.  The films can be downloaded in three different formats -- Real, Quicktime, and MPEG.
• Rotten Tomatoes -- a search engine for movie reviews.  Click on a movie and you'll get production information and lots of reviews.  Searchable.
• Silent Era-- an historical guide to silent films including news, a Top 100 Silent Films List, and links to archives, museums, libraries and historical societies with significant collections, and other silent film sites. Also gives availability of films on DVD and VHS.
• La-La Land Library -- a nicely comprehensive index of film sites.
• Movie Profiler -- Find a movie based on the emotion you want to feel!
• Movie Review Glossary
• Movie Terminology Glossary -- letters to click are on the left in very small typeface.
• Movie Tones -- historical video clips of people, places, lifestyles.  An excellent site! These are primary documents in film format, including clips of the Cannes Film Festival event 1949 & 1970 & movie stars.
• MTV: New Movies -- gives box offices proceeds, what's due to be released and quick summaries and bios of the actors. A bit glitzy, but that's show biz.
• Screenwriters Basics -- has articles and podcasts and more...
• Silent Film Resources -- links
• Video Librarian Online--a very comprehensive site for finding video reviews. Includes news and links to distributors as well.