Sports That are Way more Exciting in Movies Than in Real Life
Sports on TV and in films are electrifying, exciting, and even manage to grip the audience’s attention without letting up. But that tends to be because
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Five Great Train Derailment Scenes in Movies
A train wreck is often a horrendous sight in movies. In reality it’s not much better considering that the force needed to knock one railroad car off the
How to Pull off a Successful “Neverending Story” Reboot
Do you recall this movie? Do you remember how it got virtually destroyed by its sequel? If you enjoyed this growing up it means that you had at least one mome
Five Awesome Lightning Strikes Scenes in Movies
Such raw, untamed power that can be so destructive is still extremely impressive and easily romanticized until it becomes a very literal reality of one’
The Top Five “Meeting the Parents” Scenes in Movies
Guys dread this moment and women can’t seem to wait. Meeting the parents is such a monumental step in a relationship that some guys tend to avoid it lik
Five of the Sickest Camouflage Moments in Movies
The closer you can get to your enemy the deadlier you’re considered. Camouflage in the movies seems so much easier than in real life that it makes an in
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.
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
