5 of the Funniest Burping Scenes in Movies
It’s disgusting, it’s vulgar, and it’s crude, but man is it ever funny. It’s the one bodily act that should able to be controlled so a
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Why “Solaris” Sets the Standard for Movie Remakes
With immense style and audacity, Steven Soderbergh has done well to create a remake of the original Solaris Movie. Set in Russia cinema landmarks, he has ment
MoviePass Website Goes Down After Absurd $10 a Month Deal
If you haven’t heard of MoviePass before today, don’t worry you’re not alone. But something tells me you will certainly have heard of it a
10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Movie Borat
Borat will go down as one of the most surprising and best comedies in history. Seriously, did anyone see this movie coming? Sure Sascha Baron Cohen had th
Is This How Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Should Have Ended?
If you’ve watched the movie then it’s easy to assume that you might have felt a certain way about Yondu getting the ax. Despite his change of hear
Five Movie Scenes James Hong Completely Stole
James Hong has almost always been a major villain or a secondary character in films that we recall, and he’s stolen the show every time. His larger than
5 Classic Sword Fighting Scenes in Movies
Sword fights in movies are exciting but they’re not always that realistic. The choreography and work that go into the movements are intense and sometime
The Unsung Importance of Bit-Players: A Look at Ben Fong-Torres in Almost Famous
Bit-Players: The Unsung Backbone of Movies Bit-players in movies are the people that can actually make a huge difference if they’re not there, but when
The Most Memorable “Massive Sandwich” Scenes in Movies
Usually you think bread, filling, bread. There’s usually several steps in between of course but making a sandwich isn’t really that difficult. You
Casting The Dream Live Action Dragonball Z Movie
This has been done at least once before and it tanked, HARD. Part of the problem was that the director, like so many others, had their own vision for the film
