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The Addams Family

http://users.deltanet.com/~beaker/movie.html

The one stop for both of the Addams Family movies. You can check out Raul Julia's last film, and then pay homage by linking to all the different Addams Family sites, including the TV show and the cartoon.

A Christmas Story

http://www.fishingworld.com/pdlg/c-story/

Maybe it's the defining difference between generations—now the family gathers around to watch this every Christmas as well as Miracle on 34th Street. You can get a taste here with some of the best quotes, but be sure to catch it this year.

A Very Brady Sequel

http://www.thebradybunch.com/

Admit it—you knew the lyrics to the song in the first film, didn't you?! The house, the tic-tac-toe format, and those horrible '70s designs and colors at this site will remind you of the fun and the nonsense of this hit show. It's disgustingly groovy.

Beavis and Butt-Head Do America

http://www.beavis-butthead.com/

This site could also be listed under the heading of "Cult," but most people who can stand this pair think of them as funny. Enter the contest, click various locations on the U.S. map to play interactive games, and of course jump to the MTV Web site, where you can get cool B&B stuff. (Note: Parents might object to some of the language at this site.)

Bogus

http://www.movies.warnerbros.com/bogus/

How do you decide what's real and what isn't? And do your imaginary friends look more like Harvey the rabbit or Gerard Depardieu? In any case, you'll be charmed by the movie and enjoy the site as a place to find out more. Definitely stop by the Cast section and read the bio for Haley Joel Osment. Did you remember him from Forrest Gump?

Clerks

http://www.viewaskew.com/clerks/

Haven't heard of Silent Bob? Here's your chance to get acquainted with the crew of this movie that's surely destined for cult classic stature.

Clueless

http://www.paramount.com/Clueless.html

Yes Clueless fans, you have a place on the Web, too. Visit Cher Horowitz on her home page and brush up on your Beverly Hills vocabulary and ideas. Jump to the Movie Biz link for background on the filming, the actors, and more.

Fierce Creatures

http://www.fierce-creatures.com/

If the film wasn't in the theaters long enough for you to catch it, stop in here for background details on the film and the cast, assembled again from A Fish Called Wanda, before you trot off to the video store. (You might want to turn down your speaker volume a bit before the gunshots start at the site.) Read an interview with John Cleese, laugh again at some of the photos, and definitely check out the drawings in the media section.

The First Wives Club

http://www.paramount.com/motionpicture/fwives/first_wives.html

Lots of images, plenty of background information on the production and the stars, and comments from the actors provide interesting reading at this site. (Note: The links are a bit hard to spot; watch the status bar as you scan over the page with your mouse.)

Four Rooms

http://www.miramax.com/dlpages/fourrodl.html

Catch a lot of pictures and clips from this crazy movie at this site. Tim Roth is the Bell Boy holding together four seemingly unrelated tales.

Ghostbusters

http://www.okemosweb.com/ghostbusters

Would you qualify to be a Ghostbuster? It's all here at the most comprehensive Ghostbusters site around, including a cool background image of the famous "No Ghosts" symbol.

The Goonies

http://www.mtsu.edu/~m_c_00bc/Goonies.html

This page can take several minutes to load, but it's got some great stills for Goonies fans, along with links to other Goonies pages. Get the scoop on the kids who only wanted to save their homes.

Groundhog Day

http://powered.cs.yale.edu:8000/~miller/hog/groundhog.html

Not just a site about the making of the Bill Murray/Harold Ramis film, you can also find out a lot about the festivities that surround the town of Punxsutawney, where the story took place during an actual Groundhog Day.

I'm Not Rappaport

http://www.polygram.com/PFE/rappaport/rappaport-home.html

Walter Matthau and Ossie Davis continue to turn in stellar performances as the years pass, and this film of Herb Gardner's play is no exception. This site doesn't provide a lot of detail—just a couple of movie clips and a synopsis—but will at least give you a chance to find out why you need to see this film.

The Jerk

http://www.hirons.com/~lburgess/jerk.html

The page is definitely for fans; otherwise, you'll miss most of the great references to this classic Steve Martin film.

Loser

http://www.loop.com/~ecb/loser.html

A low-budget film that's been shown at film festivals around the world. Read its reviews and see whether you think it's worth a trip out to the video store.

Mars Attacks!

http://www.marsattacks.com/

True, this site might be listed under "Science Fiction and Fantasy," but the movie is more silliness than science. The Web site offers just as much humor, with bug-eyed aliens, storyboards, and a Martian-killer game, as well as the usual stills and sounds.

Michael

http://www.newline.com/michael/index.html

This site is as much fun as the film. At first glance, you may think that it's a real supermarket tabloid, but click the starburst to check out the site contents. Plenty of pics, QuickTime movies, sound bites, and even a spot for users to register their own angelic experiences and thoughts.

Mother

http://www.mothermovie.com/splash.html

Albert Brooks and Debbie Reynolds provide a lot of the commentary on this official Web site for the movie. View the stills, the teaser, and the trailer, check out the sound clips, and answer an Albert Brooks trivia questionnaire for a little extra fun.

My Fellow Americans

http://www.fellowamericans.com/

Would you choose either of these guys? Hard to imagine. But with James Garner and Jack Lemmon as the stars, the film couldn't help but garner votes. To get a feel for the sequence of action in making a film, read a section of the script, review the story board for that section, and then view the matching clip.

Private Parts

http://private-parts.com/

For adults only. The talk is uncensored and, of course, Howard Stern may drop by at any moment. To access the fun stuff you must click the certification link, indicating that you're at least 18 and have no intention of suing anybody over the site contents. Register your vote about Howard and be sure to play the games.

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

http://www.susqu.edu/ac_depts/arts_sci/english/lharris/class/stoppard/rose.htm

Find out more about the movie that follows Hamlet's friends from college on their misadventures, while things are afoot at the castle.

Shallow Grave

http://www.hollywood.com/movies/shallow/text/tsshallow.html

So what's a movie with a title like that doing in the comedy section? Blackest of the black comedies, find out more about its players and storyline at this site.

Smoke

http://www.miramax.com/movies/smoke_.html

This technical page will link you to downloadable stills from the film as well as to the impromptu movie made during the filming of Smoke, Blue in the Face.

Space Jam

http://www.spacejam.com/

Whether you're a cartoon fan or a basketball nut, the movie and this site are sure to please. The plentiful graphics are amazing. Souvenirs, Looney Tunes activities for kids, and basketball-related links and stuff will keep you busy.

Super Fly

http://student-www.uchicago.edu/users/bra9/fly.html

If you aren't familiar with Super Fly, it's high time you become so. Read a plot summary and link to production notes, related sites, and some images from the film.

Tank Girl

http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/index.html

You know this site has to be good because the studio that made the film has a link to it. Visit the Tank Girl gallery, and see what other people have had to say about this futuristic spoof.

To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar

http://www.uip.com/towongfoo/index.html

It's hard to think of a time when cross-dressing isn't entertaining. That's especially true when you put Wesley Snipes and Patrick Swayze in dresses. Visit this site for introductions to the characters and behind-the-scenes peeks.