Five Directors Who Could Dominate The Decade
The 2010’s have been pretty welcoming to those still holding onto the idea of the ‘auteur’ with complete artistic control of their product.
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The Five Best Catherine Keener Movies of Her Career
Catherine Keener comes off as a very strong and reliable supporting actress a lot of the time and can step up and be a lead if she really needs to be since sh
Big Surprise: Joaquin Was Difficult To Work With on Joker Set
Remember when it was stated that Robert De Niro was being a pain in the backside on the set of Joker? Well that clash aside it sounds as though Joaquin was be
Video Explains How Every Matt Damon Movie Is Secretly Connected
It’s kind of fun when people try to theorize how movies or characters are connected. This video from ScreenRant makes it possible to maybe, just MAYBE,
The Reason The 48 Hours Movie is No Longer Happening
It’s kind of obvious and has been for a while that remakes and reboots are the order of the day, but the hope that some people were holding onto would b
The Five Best Mickey Rooney Movies of His Career
Mickey Rooney was born to be a star, there’s really no other way to say it. Born to parents who were both vaudevillians and later on raised in Hollywood
The Top Seven Characters That Should be in Thor: Love and Thunder
Who would’ve thought that Thor would be the one Avenger to get his fourth solo movie? That’s right, Marvel fans, Thor: Love and Thunder is schedul
Five Sequel Ideas for Knives Out
Daniel Craig is the most relaxed he’s been in years as Benoit Blanc, the sneaky Southern sleuth and Knives Out star tasked with uncovering the murderer
Five Radical Ideas for Indiana Jones 5
So I dunno about you but I think Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull absolutely sucked. In comparison to the original trilogy of films that spa
Why Does Hollywood Love To Reward One-Take Movies?
With 1917‘s Golden Globe win for Best Drama in the bag, the Sam Mendes-directed, Roger Deakins-shot WWI thriller has jumped up the bookmaker’s lis
