Our members and board have assembled a collection of interesting websites that relate to the film industry. If you have one you think we should add, just let us know. 

www.consolidatedmovies.com
Consolidated Theatres, based in Charlotte, NC is home of the CFS. Thier website is interactive and can give you the latest in movie showtimes and events. Be sure to sign up for MoviEmail, thier online newsletter.

www.imdb.com
The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) was started in 1990 on the rec.arts.movies newsgroup by a group of movie fans. They catalog all sorts of information on over 250,000 movies made since the dawn of cinema, plus even more on over 900,000 people who helped make them. This includes over 500,000 actors and actresses, nearly 50,000 directors, over 70,000 writers and a wide variety of other people They take that information, organize it into a cool structure, and make it possible for you to search and browse through it easily.

www.rottentomatoes.com
Rotten Tomatoes was created in 1990 and brings together reviews from virtually all the top print and online film reviewers for both new and classic films. It has more than 87,000 titles and 200,000 review links in its ever-growing database, Rotten Tomatoes offers a fun and informative way to discover the critical reaction on movies, neatly summarized via the Tomatometer.

www.suntimes.com/ebert
Roger Ebert has been one of America's best known film critics for 30 years. He is the film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times and also writes regular columns on Great Movies and The Movie Answer Man. He is perhaps best known for his long running film review show with the late Gene Siskel. He currently partners with fellow Sun-Times columnist Richard Roeper on Ebert and Roeper and the Movies.

www.afi.com
The American Film Institute is dedicated to advancing and preserving the art of the moving image. The AFI has also done several television specials over the past few years, such as the 100 best American Films of all time, the AFI Awards which began last year as an alternative to the Oscars and Golden Globes, and the Lifetime Achievement Awards.

www.bfi.org.uk  
The British Film Institute was founded in 1933. It is the publisher of the highly respected film magazine Sight and Sound. Every ten years since 1952, it has polled the world's leading film critics (and top directors since 1992) to come up with a list of the top ten films in the history of cinema.