Five Hilarious “Best Friend” Characters from 90s Movies
They’re the ones that the other person can’t always stand but that they can reasonably depend upon when the time is right. Best friends don’
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Five Major Things That Jack Kirby and Not Stan Lee Did
Stan Lee is the biggest name known in Marvel comics today. If you’ve watched a Marvel superhero movie, no matter if it’s owned by Disney or Sony,
Is it Time to Just Give up on Shia LaBeouf?
There are actors that fool around and get in trouble, and then there’s Shia LeBeouf. It’s a little sad to be able to say this considering that he
Five Bold Predictions for Game of Thrones Season 7
Season 7 of Game of Thrones is upon us, and now our wait is done. After delays, teasers, and a bloody promise handed to us at the end of season 6 it has becom
The Most Realistic Argument Scenes from 90s Movies
Sometimes in movies arguments feel forced, canned, and not at all real. You find yourself looking at your significant other or friend and thinking “that
The Top Five Martial Arts Movie Villains of All-Time
So yes, there is a picture of Chong Li up at the top, but let me explain why he’s not on this list. He’s too easy a pick. There have been so many
Stuff About The Toy Story Movies You Only Get as an Adult
When you watch a cartoon as a kid you’re excited because hey, it’s a cartoon! The colors, the action, and the fun that the main characters bring i
Ranking John Carpenter’s Top Five Movie Scores That He Created Himself
It usually takes a sizable crew to make a movie. The director will usually do their job, the musicians in charge of the soundtrack will do theirs, and so on a
The Top Five Uses of Kiss Songs in Movies
There was a load of controversy about this band when they first got started up. One issue was their name and what it supposedly stood for, while another was t
Remembering Harold Sylvester’s “Griff” on Married with Children
He wasn’t there for every episode but when he was his character was nothing short of funny. As Al’s sidekick and one of his best friend’s Gr
