Why Ted 2 Killed The Chances Of A Third Film
Back in 2012, Seth MacFarlane surprised the world with the hilarious Ted. The first film was actually a huge box office success, garnering over $550 million w
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Why We Think Audiences Mostly Ignored King Richard
Will Smith made his return to theaters once again as the Oscar nominee played the title character, Richard Williams, who made a clear 78-page plan for his dau
Why Jennifer’s Body Is A Misunderstood Gem
When Jennifer’s Body was released back in 2009, this Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried feature was absolutely trashed by critics. One of the core issues wit
Will We See Another Constantine Movie?
It will be kind of interesting to see if this ever happens, or if the fans will stand for it and embrace Keanu Reeves as Constantine again. Fans of the charac
Five Movie Scenes Where Ryan Gosling’s Acting Ability is Proven
One of the Hollywood actors who has proven his versatility and wide range in acting is Ryan Gosling. He may have started out in Hollywood at such a young age,
Should The Dream Team be Rebooted?
To be fair, this story would be very simple to recreate and wouldn’t take much in the way of writing the script. Finding the actors to make it work migh
Why Blade Runner 2049 Bombed At The Box Office
Over three decades after the original Blade Runner, the sequel made its way into theaters back in 2017, with Ryan Gosling and Jared Leto spearheading the late
Underrated Action Movies: Basic
Maybe due to this being a military movie that deals with covert ops and drug-running, or maybe due to the idea that it came out at the wrong time, Basic is th
Why Finn, Rey, And Poe Dameron Probably Won’t Show Up Again
Name your favorite Star Wars character. Is it Finn, the rogue Stormtrooper played by John Boyega? How about Rey, the mysterious scavenger from Jakku? Or maybe
The Room vs. Birdemic: Which Film Is Truly The Citizen Kane Of Bad Movies?
The term, “Citizen Kane of bad movies”, was coined to movies that are so bad that it’s in fact good. Enter Tommy Wiseau’s The Room and
