| • 'Alliwell That Ends Well - Brief analysis of films by many directors. |
| • Brian W. Fairbanks - Reviews and essays on film criticism by the entertainment editor at the Paris Woman Journal. |
| • Chronicle Of A Passion - Film reviews and commentary by Steve Erickson, with a concentration on foreign film. |
| • Cinema Review - Essays on film, directors, and genres. |
| • Cinetext - film & philosophy - Internet forum for cinema studies addressing students, researchers, scholars, and anyone with an interest in the thoughtful exploration of cinema, film, and television. |
| • Classic Movies-Related Articles - Repository of articles which originally appeared as newsgroup postings but which stand on their own as arguments or elucidations. |
| • Clio's Eye - Essays by scholars, guests, and students, reviewing and discussing films and other media from an historical perspective. |
| • Culture Court - A review of film, books, and media arts. Includes features and reviews of selected works. |
| • Die Critics Die - Dedicated to criticizing renowned film critics. Uses background biographical knowledge on the critics to discredit them. |
| • Eirik Frisvold Hanssen - A literature review and an essay on the role of color in film. |
| • Essays on the Craft of Dramatic Writing - Essays that review films from a storytelling point of view. |
| • Film Sound Design - Theoretical and practical aspects on narrative sound effects in Film and TV. |
| • Film Trip - Commentary on various movie genres, along with film recommendations. |
| • Hungry Ghost - Film criticism and journalism by freelance writer David Chute. |
| • The Image of the Devil in 20th Century Film - Offers an essay which compares the image of the devil in the films Faust, The Devil and Daniel Webster, and The Devil’s Advocate. |
| • International Federation of Film Critics - Organization with 46 member countries. Includes film news, festival reports, and resources on film criticism. |
| • Is It A Book: Cinema - A discussion of nonlinear narrative in film. |
| • Jeem's CinePad - Film theory, reviews, and critiques laid out in a floor plan of a virtual house. |
| • Kaleo San Diego: Film & Theology - Examines several mainstream films from a Christian theological perspective. |
| • Keyframe.org - Attepts to answer the question of whether the digital age is affecting traditional cinema. |
| • Life - The meaning of life as suggested by motion pictures. A collection of essays on the priorities implied in movies. |
| • The Living Color - Online journal examines the history and personalities of cult, kitsch, and camp films. |
| • Metaphilm - Reviews films of artistic and independent variety, highlighting content and context. List of films as well as feature articles. |
| • Movia's: J.R. Via Reviews Films - J.R. Via questions why films are too long and good scripts are too rare. |
| • Movie 666 - Takes tongue in cheek view toward movie criticism and many of the personalities involved in film. Archived articles for each season starting in spring 1999. |
| • Offscreen - Critical essays, articles, and reviews published monthly. Affiliated with a Canadian magazine that is published in French. Includes chronological archives. |
| • Philosophical Films - Interpretation of films by using philosophical texts and vice versa. |
| • Recent Movies and TV Programs: Signs of the Future? - The Revelation 13 web site discusses how movies relate to prophecies of world events, and how movies can help us understand the chaotic world events today. |
| • Senses of Cinema - An online film journal devoted to the serious and eclectic discussion of cinema, of art, independent and experimental cinemas. |
| • Strictly Film School - An evolving analysis journal of landmark cinema, examining universal themes, symbols and imagery, historical and artistic genres. |
| • Suite101: Films With Social Significance - A detailed look at how several films affect or comment on the values of our society. |
| • No, But I Read The Movie - "Great books into films, or films from great auteurs... film lovers, make up your critical minds!" By Richard C. Walls [Metro Times Detroit]. (November 21, 2000) |
