Favorite movie websites - part 2

Here is another five websites, where you can always find interesting information about movies.

Favorite movie websites - part 1

• YAHOO! Movies (lang. English)

This website is very interesting to me, because it often gets an exclusive stuff of the upcoming movies. YAHOO! Movies are fast always the first to release new images from potential blockbusters.

• Guardian Film  (lang. English)

Reviews, articles about independent cinematography, interviews with actors and directors, coverage of the festivals - all this I can find visiting just one website. It was a big help for me, when I was searching for some information about this year's Cannes Film Festival. My favorite feature of the Guardian Film is "Clip joint" - a reader is choosing one simple topic and illustrates it with five interesting moments from movies.

• Movie Poster Database (lang. English)

It's fully dedicated to the movie posters. Official or fan-made, British or Brazilian - a really big collection to every movie ever made (from 1910s to nowadays).

• Just Jared (lang. English)

It's not movie related, but it's celebrity related and actors are celebrities. Just Jared provides paparazzi photos of the actors who are 'out and about', photos from premieres, ceremonies, events, official posters, stills, trailers etc.

• The Internet Movie Database (lang. English)

Or simply IMDB. Everyone knows it and it's really one of the best movie databases, which you can find on the Internet. I visit it when I want to know which title the movie got in other country, its release dates, memorable quotes and some interesting trivia.

Logos are taken from its websites.

Favorite movie websites - part 1

I want to tell you about my favorite movie websites, which I check very often. I hope you will find something new for yourself, when you check out these websites.

• Empire magazine (lang. English)

 

The one of the greatest movie magazines launches a great site. They post the news very quickly, make interesting quizzes, write related to the biggest movie releases articles, interviews (this week is so many trivia about "The Deathly Hallows 2") and their exclusive videos are really unusual.

• Rotten Tomatoes (lang. English)  

This is my favorite movie database, where I always check who directed/stared in what. Also I find there information which movies just opened in theaters and how many positive reviews from critics did they got. You can log in there with your Facebook account and see which movies like your friends.

• iTunes movie trailers (lang. English)

iTunes team made a very handy pages of upcoming movies, where are not just trailers, clips and other related to the movies promo videos, but also very detailed synopsis, image gallery and you can buy movies/soundtracks online there.

• Enchanted Serenity of Period Films (lang. English)

This blog I found just after I created my own and since then it's an inspiration to me, because its a bit hard to keep up with blog, update every time something happens and to make a blog cozy, but the creator of this blog manages to do all of it in time. Especially I love its subject area - I found there so much information about costumed movies.

• Collider (lang. English)   

I discovered this site a couple of weeks ago, but I loved it from the very first click. They publish many interesting interviews with anybody who is related to the filmmaking process and other news very fast.

Soon I'll write the next part (there are more interesting websites than you think).

Logos are taken from its websites.