The Top Five Regatta Scenes in Movies
You might not give much thought to boat racing but it is a sport that millions of people watch every year and it is much more difficult than one might think.
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Movie Recommendation of the Week: Fandango
Here’s a gem from the 1980’s that a lot of us might have forgotten. The road to manhood for young men is something that is often uncertain and fil
The Top Five Edward Zwick Directed Movies
Edward Zwick was born in Chicago, Illinois on October 8, 1952. He is a director, producer, and filmmaker. His work is predominantly in the genres of epic hist
Our Top Five Favorite Fictional Cyclists in Movies
Unless you’re an enthusiast or you pay attention to news about Lance Armstrong it’s reasonable to assume that you don’t watch or listen to m
The Top Five Lawn Mowing Scenes in Movies
Mowing the lawn usually seems so innocent until you see it in the movies. Then it gets downright hilarious and even terrifying. Most people don’t look t
The Top Five Uses of Ray Charles Music in Movies
Legends are said to come and go in the music industry and for the most part that’s true. Where the statement goes off the track however is that some leg
Blatant Examples of How the Irish are Stereotyped in Movies
Stereotyping in films is unfortunate but it does happen. Sometimes it is done on purpose to make a point or to simply entertain without the notion of getting
Our Top Five Favorite Sensei Characters in Movies
Let me start by saying you won’t find John Kreese on this list. He might be a notable sensei but he’s far and away from being one of the best and
Why The Timing a Movie Comes Out Matters for the Oscars
There can be no doubt about the fact that the timing of a movie has an impact on its chances at the Oscars. In brief, a later release means a higher chance of
What We’ve Learned from the Most Recent Blade Runner Trailer
Science fiction has often been used to make a point about its host societies through the use of extrapolation. As a result, it should come as no surprise to l
