The Story of WALL-E and Its Dedication to Justin Wright
WALL-E is special for more than the story it tells. It’s also the culmination of a young man’s life, as it’s dedication to animator Justin W
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“Eighth Grade” Trailer Gives us an All Too Real Look at Middle School
This eighth grade trailer is something that kids in middle school at the moment can relate to a lot more than people that went through it years and years ago.
10 Things You Didn’t Know about “The Power of One”
The Power of One is a story about a young man that grows up in hardship in South Africa and along the way is taught by a few different people just what it mea
The Five Funniest Movie Scenes Starring Morgan Freeman
He’s not a comedian but Morgan Freeman does know how to interject comedy into his act now and again when it’s warranted. Usually his best funny mo
Five Great Movie Scenes Taking Place at a Deli
Deli scenes in movies are usually afforded a lot of something, be it comedy, drama, or something that’s a wonderful blend of both. It can be gross or it
Interesting Trailer For Steven Soderbergh Produced Sci-Fi Film “Perfect”
The trailer for Steven Soderbergh’s film Perfect is kind of interesting in a way since it seems creepy and thought-provoking all at once. The scifi film
New ‘Rampage’ Trailer Fully Embraces The Absurdity of This Movie
As if the trailers of Rampage we’ve seen aren’t enough already, this new one definitely embraces the full absurdity of the movie. Don’t let
Breaking Down the “Sorry to Bother You” Trailer
The Sorry to Bother You trailer looks like a pure statement in the making really. It’s a fictional story about a young, black telemarketer that is havin
The Five Funniest Movies Scenes Starring Christian Bale
It’s easy to assume that Christian Bale isn’t a comedian and he’s not really one for comedy so you really have to take into account that lau
Five Films You’ll be Surprised Were Directed by Women
There are films that you might be surprised were directed by women not just because they’re so inherently violent or masculine in many ways, but because
