Our Top Five Favorite Sheriffs in Movies
Lawmen in movies, be they sheriffs, marshals, rangers, or anything else, always seem to have a difficult time of getting people to do what they need them to.
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The Top Fictional Sports Team Owners in Movie History
The amount of pressure placed upon the athletes, GM’s, and other personnel of any team is hard enough, but dealing with all of it from the position of a
Top 5 Movies About Staying Home Sick from School: A Cinematic Journey
We’ve all been there, attempting to pull off the ultimate con: the “I’m too sick to go to school” act. While this trick may not work a
5 of The Most Disturbing and Unrealistic Plot Lines of The Karate Kid
Sigh. I almost expect the criticism that might come when taking the time to write anything about The Karate Kid that isn’t entirely complimentary. But t
Watch How Bad Tim Roth’s American Accent is in These Clips
Some guys are great at pulling off multiple accents and some aren’t. Tim Roth unfortunately falls into that latter category. Before it goes any further
Why Roy Neary Was Such an Important Steven Spielberg Character
For people who don’t remember much about Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Roy Neary was the protagonist of said movie, which came out in 1977. In bri
The Top Five Chicago Detectives in Movies
Chicago has gained a reputation all over for being one of the toughest cities in the nation. At times it’s had a bad rap for being too violent or too co
Five Movies You Totally Forgot Sandra Bullock Was In
It’s hard to imagine that Sandra Bullock was ever an unknown considering where she rests today in Hollywood’s elite. But there are movies that you
The Top Five Zoo Scenes in Movie History
Everyone loves a good trip to the zoo. It’s relaxing, most of the time, fun, and most of all it can serve a purpose beyond taking a walk as you look at
Five Things To Know about Upcoming Prison Drama Shot Caller
Prison films are nothing new in cinema, but with each new film the bar has to be raised a bit in order to truly get the audience’s attention. This means
