Why The Kitchen Bombed At The Box Office
In August of 2019, Warner Bros released an adaptation of the Ollie Masters and Ming Doyle comic of the same name, The Kitchen, which stars Melissa McCarthy, T
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Venom 3 Sounds Like It’s Happening
Following the ending of Venom 2: Let There be Carnage, a lot of people are hoping that Eddie Brock and the symbiote will be making their way back, and this ti
10 Awesome Movies About Capitalism
The concept of capitalism has been around for thousands of years, and it is now the basis of many societies all over the world. While capitalism certainly has
Why Do Movie Monsters Pose Before They Pounce?
You’ve likely seen this phenomenon in quite a few monster movies for a number of reasons, but it was worth asking the question of why movie monsters ten
Will Happy Or Ned Die In Spider-Man: No Way Home?
Since Tony Stark is gone, is Happy Hogan, his former bodyguard and chauffeur the closest thing to Peter Parker’s new mentor? We know that Ned is his bes
Will There Be Another Terminator Movie?
Ever since Terminator 2: Judgment Day came out, things have been in a downward spiral for the Terminator franchise no matter who it brings in and what story i
Five Movies That Didn’t Deserve Their Razzie Nominations
Just like the Academy Awards, The Golden Raspberry has been handed out each year since 1981. For the most part, the award show honoring the worst of the worst
Whiplash vs. La La Land: Which Damien Chazelle Feature Is Better?
Back in 2014, filmmaker Damien Chazelle hotly burst into the scene with Whiplash, which is about a promising young jazz drummer who enrolls into one of the to
Why We Think First Man Bombed At The Box Office
Coming off hot thanks to Whiplash and La La Land, Damien Chazelle returned with another ambitious film that centers around Neil Armstrong, an Engineer who joi
Five Kurt Vonnegut Novels that Should be Movies
Kurt Vonnegut is often considered one of the greatest writers of his generation. Over the course of his career, he wrote more than a dozen novels and a host o
