Five Movies You Loved the First Time You Saw Them and Hated the Second
Some movies are easy to watch a second time around since a viewer might have missed something and they wanted to see more, or it could be that jokes that were
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Remember the Movie “Lisa?” It Could Be Ripe for a Crazy Reboot
You would have to have a seriously sick sense of humor to laugh at the possibility that a Lisa reboot could likely be one of the creepiest movies to come alon
What we Learned from the New Dune Trailer
One thing we’ve already learned from the Dune trailer is that it’s going to be filled with talent since Timothee Chalamet and many others will be
What Did Christopher Nolan Get Wrong about Batman?
It’s a little difficult to criticize Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy that much since the movies did come off as a big success and in the histor
It Happened One Night: Why It Matters
Some films are more than mere images captured on celluloid. Some films can be measured by their cultural impact and serve as the benchmark for which all futur
Why Bill and Ted 3 Nixed a CGI Scene with George Carlin
You would think that the George Carlin scene that was cut from Bill and Ted Face the Music was left out because of respect, and it’s still a hope that t
Is It Even Possible For a New Alien Movie to Work?
It does sound as though the idea is to make another Alien prequel, but not quite along the same lines as Prometheus and Covenant, which is bound to be a big s
The Batman and Seven are Eerily Similar in Trailer Comparison
Seven and The Batman probably shouldn’t share that much when it comes to their trailers but from the use of shadows and the encroaching darkness and the
Why Rose From Titanic Is The Movie’s True Villain
If you’re laughing already then good for you since labeling Rose as evil should give you a good belly laugh. Seriously, she’s one of the last peop
Unraveling the Connection Between Blue Velvet and the Lincoln Assassination
David Lynch’s Blue Velvet: A Cinematic Puzzle In the world of cinema, directors often draw inspiration from various sources to create innovative and ori
