Will Channing Tatum Ever Get The Chance To Play Gambit?
Does anyone else remember when Channing Tatum was supposed to play Gambit? Maybe not, but the disappointing thing about this is that this was something in the
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Five Terrible Movies Involving The Cast Of Wolf Like Me
This Peacock original stars Josh Gad and Isla Fisher as Gary and Mary, a dark comedic love story about a woman who transforms into a werewolf at night. The ca
January 19: Top 10 Events This Day in Movie and Television History
January 19 may not seem like a very interesting day on the calendar but this list we bring to you as part of our series Top 10 Events This Day in Movie and Te
Is Sam Raimi’s Mary Jane Watson A Terrible Character?
The name Mary Jane is synonymous with Spider-Man at this point. Whether it’s Zendaya’s current version of MJ to Sam Raimi’s live introductio
Why “The Beach” Is Danny Boyle’s Worst Movie
Danny Boyle is one of the most successful British directors alive, with a resume that includes Slumdog Millionaire, Trainspotting, and Steve Jobs. But every g
Five Awesome Crying Scenes in Anne Hathaway Movies
Anne Hathaway has transformed from a teeny-bopper star to a renowned actress right before our eyes. We first grew to love her as Princess Mia Thermopolis from
Why Raunchy Comedies Barely Exist These Days
Times have changed in the comedy landscape. The genre of raunchy comedies ranges from gross-out R-rated goodness to wild sex stories that you can’t forg
Why The Goofy Dance In Spider-Man 3 Killed Peter Parker’s Character
You all know about the goofy dance in Spider-Man 3. It’s easily the most talked about element of the highly disappointing sequel. Of course, the terribl
Why Rogue From The Live-Action X-Men Movies Was Disappointing
In the comics and television show, Rogue is an incredibly complex character. There are plenty of versions of the popular mutant in the media landscape. More s
Why The 3D Craze Ended So Quickly
3D Movies have a long history in cinema. In fact, The Power of Love, which came out in 1920, is considered the first 3D movie screened for mainstream audience
