Why The 3D Craze Ended So Quickly
3D Movies have a long history in cinema. In fact, The Power of Love, which came out in 1920, is considered the first 3D movie screened for mainstream audience
Author: Jeffrey Bowie Jr.
I love movies and television. Whether it’s timeless classics such as Psycho or The Wire, to modern greats such as Parasite or Brooklyn Nine-Nine, I’ve spent countless of hours watching (and writing) any movie or television show that I could find. Writing and entertainment is in my blood and I’m happy that I get a chance to share discuss these topics on a daily basis.
Five DC Villains Who Should Be Given The Spotlight In Future Batman Movies
In less than three months, Matt Reeves’ The Batman will finally drop in one of the high-anticipated films of 2022. It’s been confirmed that The Ri
Five Moments In The Max Payne Movie That Are Actually Good
Here’s a controversial thought, Max Payne isn’t that bad of a movie. Sure, the story is incredibly predictable, the supernatural elements feel out
The Men’s 2022 Royal Rumble Exemplifies The Big Problem In WWE
The annual Royal Rumble has come and gone and former WWE Champion Brock Lesnar has won his first-ever Rumble. That’s following the shocking betrayal of
Why It’s Time To End Laugh Tracks In Sitcoms
Laugh tracks have been a staple in most sitcoms when it comes to television. Classics such as Seinfeld, The Golden Girls, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air all
Top 5 Movies Featuring the Cast of Redeeming Love: A Cinematic Journey
Redeeming Love transports us to the California Gold Rush of 1850, centering on Angel, a woman who has grown up in the world of prostitution after being sold a
The Five Best Characters Played By Andrew Garfield
Andrew Garfield has managed to grow and evolve as an actor in front of the entire world since his journey began back in the early 2000s. Whether he plays a te
Five Terrible Movies Involving The Cast Of The Afterparty
From the creative mind of 21 Jump Street and The Lego Movie’s Chris Miller comes The Afterparty, a mystery/murder comedy about a high school reunionR
The Five Best Deaths In Martin Scorsese Films
Martin Scorsese films are no stranger to death. Of course, the legendary director is known for his violent gangster dramas so bloodshed in a Scorsese pic is n
Why Colin Sullivan’s Demise In The Departed Was Both Good and Bad
As a remake of the Hong Kong drama Internal Affairs, Martin Scorsese went back to his gangster roots and made another great feature, The Departed. This was a
