5 Acting Roles by Athletes in Movies That Were Legitimately Good
So to be perfectly honest athletes are not always the best actors. They might strut around in front of the camera, and some do, but that’s a completely
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Our Favorite Kurt Vonnegut References in Movies
Simply put, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. was one of the most prolific and well known American writers of his time. In fact he’s still very well known and is consta
Five Incredible Earthquake Scenes in Movies
Earthquakes are anything but incredible to the people that have to live through them. They’re loud, noisy, and incredibly destructive. Not to mention, t
Charlie Sheen and Whoopie Goldberg Starring in a Movie about 9/11?
Don’t seek to adjust your screen or consider this a spoof, it’s happening, and it’s just what the poster looks like. If it looks comical to
Five Memorable Steakhouse Scenes in Movies
The steakhouse is where you go to kick back with the family in a relaxed atmosphere and enjoy yourself for an evening. In movies though it’s where hilar
The Top Five Movies That Are Set Entirely in the Caribbean
So just to be clear, not every movie on this list was filmed exclusively in the Caribbean, but the larger portions of them were. As a filming location it̵
The Scariest Dolls that Ever Came to Life in Movies
There is an interesting phenomenon called the Uncanny Valley. In brief, people show more and more positive responses to something that looks more and more lik
Five Movie Adaptations that Totally Missed the Point
How irritating is it for a writer and the fans when their work is adapted to the screen and flops in such a ridiculous manner? Hollywood is known for great ad
The Top Uses of Pat Benatar Songs in Movies
Pat Benatar is a legend in the music industry, with some of music’s evergreen songs. Born Patricia Mae Andrzejewski on January 10, 1953, Benatar is an A
Should a Film Like Bell De Jour Get a Modern Reboot?
Fifty years ago Belle de Jour sensationally opened at the Venice Film festival, changing indefinitely the public perception about the cinematic expression of
