Diving into the Sharknado Franchise: Ranking the Movies from Bad to Worse
Sharknado, a lowbrow masterpiece, became an unexpected blockbuster in 2013 and was immediately followed by five sequels. The series has become a cornerstone o
Category: Action
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The Chocolate Factory: Willy Wonka Or Charlie?
The famous story about the adventures of a boy in an eccentric chocolatier’s chocolate factory goes back to the 1960s. The media franchise Charlie and t
Snow White and the Huntsman: A Visually Stunning Reinvention of a Classic Tale
Snow White may be an age-old story, but “Snow White and the Huntsman” breathes new life into the classic narrative with its stunning visuals and i
“The Expendables” (2010): Top Cast & Characters
What do you get when you take all your childhood action heroes, mix them up with newer ones, and try to make a movie? You get the first installment of The Exp
Movie Review: The Woman King
The Woman King is Hollywood’s latest women-fronted release. The story is set in the all-female military unit of the Kingdom of Dahomey in the early 1800
Movie Review: Blade of the 47 Ronin
When describing movies such as Blade of the 47 Ronin, it’s usually wise to pay some respect to the ideas that stand as the base for such a story conside
Superman: Why It Should Be the Official Title for “Man of Steel 2”
If you loved Henry Cavill as Superman, you may have heard the glorious news. Boy, it feels like Man of Steel came out a lifetime ago and realistically, a sequ
The Epic Cast of “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring”
Whatever your take on fantasy adventure films, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring is undoubtedly, one of the most influential films to have gra
Movie Review: Bullet Train
There are plenty of reviews concerning this movie that make it sound as though people think it could have been animated and been just effective, if not more s
Movie Review: Casino Royale
Trying to say something new about a James Bond film kind of feels like describing a new color of wrapping paper that covers the same product that’s been
