Why should I use Web sites?
How do I find good Web sites?
Start by reviewing the Web Searching Guide for expert advice on the best search engines--both general and specialized.
Of particular note are the "academic web resources" which includes a link to Google Scholar and other search engines that focus on, credible, scholarly information available on the Web.
note: no single search engine comes close to indexing all of the Web. Be sure to search two or three different search engines if you want to be thorough.
For every major, most minors, and other special topics, librarians have put together a subject guide with links to quality sites (near the bottom of the guide).
Internet Movie Database
Complete film info, including "goofs," "trivia," and "memorable quotes." Click on "external reviews" in the left hand navigation bar for reviews.
Best of the Web
This site contains many things pertaining to movies, from their creation, whether professional (ie filmmaking) or amateur (ie home video) to information on specific genres, series, soundtracks and titles, as well as other related categories such as awards, screenwriting, reviews, film festivals, and theaters.
All Movie Guide
Classic Internet source.
The Golden Raspberry Award Foundation--The Razzie Awards
Awards prizes--Razzies--for the worst movie, actor and supporting actor, actress and supporting actress, screenplay, screen couple, director, and sequel of the year.
Rotten Tomatoes
Lots of reviews.
8 great Internet search tips: