The Rise and Fall of M. Night Shyamalan
Has any filmmaker had a career path that mirrors that of M. Night Shyamalan? Sure, Orson Welles peaked early (as referenced in Superbad), but unlike Shyamalan
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Seven Unintentionally Hilarious Movie Villains
Today’s article is about movie villains who happen to be very funny. However, the guys in today’s article were meant to be taken seriously. Some
10 Random but Great Dance Sequences in Non-Dancing Movies
Have you ever watched a comedy or even a drama that clearly doesn’t give off the vibe that a dance scene is about to come on? It’s almost like you
The 12 Best One-on-One Fights in Movies
You’ve seen our piece on the greatest one-man wrecking machines in movies. This article is similar, but kind of the exact opposite. Instead of one guy (
10 Awesome Movies Where the Bad Guys Win
Does anyone else get sick of generic Hollywood endings? You know, where the good guy, against all odds, defeats the bad guy and gets the pretty girl? Real lif
Got an Hour to Kill? 10 Awesome James Bond Chase Scenes
If you recently read our post on awesome vintage Jame Bond Movie posters, you may recall me saying that I regretted not having watched enough Bond Movies. Wel
Five Great Characters in Movies Who Never Actually Existed
Sometimes the best part of a movie is the part that never even existed. And sometimes those parts can be people. Whether they are the fuel that lights the fir
A Pretty Sweet Collection of 15 Classic James Bond Movie Posters
I have to admit it, I’ve never been the biggest of Bond fans. And don’t get me wrong. I think it’s an incredibly successful franchise. In fa
Eight Film Directors and Their Muses
It seems as though a lot of the top directors in the film industry have certain go-to actors or actresses that appear in several of their movies. Maybe itR
Movie Recommendation of the Day: The Wrestler
We all know how great Mickey Rourke was in Darren Aronofsky’s The Wrestler, but what about the film itself? As both a wrestling and an Aronofsky fan, I
