The most comprehensive Movie Web Site is undoubtedly the INTERNET MOVIE DATABASE.  It has links to hundreds of other Sites and a great Search feature that helps you track down info on new as well as vintage Movies.  It's a great place to get Wallpaper as many of the Movie Pages have movie posters and photos.  The Site is extremely well organized and maintained.  Also check out  CinemaSpot, Movie Clicks,  Movies.net, &  Movie Finder .  MovieEye is also worth a look!  Ultimate Movie Clips is a Great Source of Movie Clips & Trailers. 

 Check out BMonster for a Site that specializes in B Movies.  Reel Classics covers Classic Movies.  Oh the Humanity  & The Stinkers cover Bad Movies. And let's not forget those entertaining Movie Bloopers.  Slip Ups is a Site that  chronicles & archives errors & inconsistencies in Movies, TV Shows etc.

  Go to Musicals 101 if you're into Musicals. Moviefone reviews current movies as well as letting you know where they are playing. 

 Want to try your hand at Film Making?  Visit eXposure and/or the Independent Film Page.   Project Green Light is another great Site for those wishing to break into the film industry.  They sponsor a screenplay contest and have built a community of aspiring filmmakers. They help you "Unlock the back gate to Hollywood."

For short films, many downloadable & made with the Internet in mind, visit Atomfilms,   iFilm and Inetfilm. 

 For some Historical perspective on the media, visit The American Museum of the  Moving Image.

For Sites that sell Movie Videos & DVD's visit Table Sh4 on our Shopping Page.  

MOVIE & VIDEO REVIEW & PREVIEW SITES  (Em1)

  Other Great Movie Sites of a more general nature are: MovieWeb, and Hollywood Online .  If you want to view Video Clips of recent Movies go to Film Scouts and Ultimate Movie Clips .      Hollywood.com is another  good source for viewing Movie Trailers, as are the individual Studio Sites in Table Em3 below.  Biographies of the 100 most influential Movie people can be found there. Women in Cinema is also worth a visit. AND FOR SOMETHING REALLY DIFFERENT...visit Skinema. The Site was put together by a dermatologist !  He explains the various skin diseases that have been featured in films...mostly horror films.