Dune: Movie Review
From a box office standpoint it would appear that Dune has become quite successful, but how it’s tracking with fans thus far is how it’s bound to
Category: Adventure
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Super Mario Bros. Animated Movie Has Found Its Cast: Is It Good?
If you’re like me and got into video games because you played Super Mario Bros. on your Nintendo or Gameboy, then you’ll appreciate its impact on
Is Spiderman: Into The Spider-Verse An Overrated Film?
When rumors started swirling about an animated Spiderman movie that would introduce Miles Morales to mainstream audiences for the first time ever, many dismis
The 10 MCU Villains with the Highest Kill Counts
On a good day, Earths mightiest heroes have a wacky lousy guy who turns out to have a moral compass and ends up destroying himself rather than a whole block o
Movie Rewind: Is The Dark Knight Rises The Worst Film In The Nolan Trilogy?
In 2005, Christopher Nolan blessed the world with the first live-action Batman film since the blockbuster flop known as Batman & Robin. The filmmaker took
How The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor Killed The Franchise
In 1999, Stephen Sommers re-introduced audiences into the world of The Mummy. A remake of the 1932 classic, the updated version saw Rick O’Connell stumb
How “The Suicide Squad” Used Bloodsport as a Second-Hand Deadshot
Assuming that you’ve seen James Gunn’s “The Suicide Squad”, which apparently has nothing to do with “Suicide Squad”.. but
“Drive” 10-Years Later: Does it Hold Up?
There is a HUGE cult following for the movie Drive starring Ryan Gosling and directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, that is hitting the 10-year anniversary mark. I
Five Movies Eerily Similar to “Big Trouble in Little China”
Some movies stand out as classic and unique, up until one sees that they might have been inspired by other movies in some way or perhaps managed to inspire ot
Several Theories On Why Jungle Cruise Disappointed At The Box Office
Jungle Cruise, starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt, opened to a low number of $35 million domestically. The surprising part of this expensive Disney block
