Star Wars: Five Things You Didn’t Know about Mace Windu
Played by Samuel L. Jackson, Mace Windu was one of the more memorable characters introduced in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace. After all, he
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Stephen King’s IT Poised to Be One Heck of a Scary Movie
One of the biggest problems with book-to-film movies is that many times they fail to capture the spirit of the book. That largely falls on the director, but w
The 5 Best Movies Leaving Netflix in September 2017
Lilo & Stitch — Although nobody seems to agree when the Disney “Golden Age” of the 1990’s ended, everybody concedes that by the time the 2000&
Five Unbelievably Important Phone Calls in Movies
Such scenes as using the telephone have almost always been in movies at some point and time, but the manner in which they’ve evolved has been phenomenal
Why Are Superhero Identity Cover Ups So Pathetic in Comics and Movies?
Only in the comic book realm would someone be able to hide their identity in such normal, mundane ways that could fool pretty much anyone that didn’t be
Why The Movie Poltergeist Was a Game Changer in Horror
Who could forget the tagline “They’re Here” from the film Poltergeist, directed by the late, great Toby Hooper? Steven Spielberg wrote and p
It’s Hard to Believe How Badly Acted These Movie Scenes Are
You know what can kill a movie quicker than a critic? Bad acting. If the actors aren’t up to snuff then it’s time to start over and do it again, p
Fan Made “High School Musical 4” Trailer is Solid but Also Fake
The “trailer” is seamless enough but there’s one big problem, High School Musical 4 shouldn’t even be a consideration at this point. I
Five Superior Fictional Con Artists in Movies
Con men are some of the slickest people alive, they know how to talk their way into or out of anything, it just depends on what they’re trying to get. T
This is “The Saw” Short Film That Launched James Wan’s Career
Director James Wan’s career really got it’s start with the Australian short film “Saw.” Leigh Whannell was the writer of the project a
