The Photo That Landed Sean Connery his James Bond Role
It sounds as though Cary Grant and Peter O’Toole were the desired faces of James Bond before Sean Connery, but it was Dana Broccoli, the wife of the 007
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Why You Should Check Out Batman: Soul Of The Dragon
We just can’t get enough Batman, can we? I mean, how many animated DC movies has he had? Forget about the live-action movies, because those will never e
If Ned Becomes Hobgoblin, Will We Ever Get Harry Osborn?
Peter Parker’s best friend has always been Harry Osborn. Well, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, that role goes to Ned Leeds. As a comic book fan, this
Why We’ll Be Watching The Movie “Cosmic Sin”
Bruce Willis is sure doubling down on the sci-fi lately, and this time he’s taking Frank Grillo along for the ride as they get ready to suit up and take
Five Movies You Totally Forgot Harvey Keitel Was In
There are some actors that it might appear impossible to forget in any movie, but as I’ve said before if there are other big-name actors in the movie an
Are We Ever Going To See a Jason Bourne 6?
There appears to be an interest in bringing a sixth Jason Bourne movie to light, but when that will happen is kind of hard to say since coming up with a sound
Why We’ll Be Watching Marvel’s “Behind the Mask”
Saying that Marvel comics have changed over the years is a drastic understatement since from the inception of the comics to the first time a superhero really
Five Things Movies Get Wrong About Salesmen
At some point in our lives, every person has had to deal with a salesman or two and in some cases, it might be a harrowing experience since, in some circles,
The Reason Sean Connery Turned down Gandalf in Lord of the Rings
It’s been mentioned in the past, but it still bears repeating that the late Sean Connery could have stood to make millions from taking on the role of Ga
Ebola Rex Vs. Murder Hornets Trailer is Worth a Watch
Is this a reminder of 2020? Because we really don’t need a reminder of 2020 and if it’s a reminder of 2020 then it might as well have stayed in 20
