Imagining a Taika Waititi Star Wars Film
New Zealand funnyman Taika Waititi has catapulted into both popular and critical acclaim with the one-two punch of Thor: Ragnorak and Jojo Rabbit. While t
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The Thing is Getting a Universal Remake with Original Novel Content
After the last The Thing movie it’s kind of hard to say that another one is really needed, even with Christopher Fiduccia of Screenrant revealing the fa
Five Good Villains From Forgettable Movies
Good villains are a great element for a great movie, but once in a while, they appear in forgettable movies too. They might not have been enough to save the m
Four Regrettable Michael Caine Movie Remakes
Michael Caine is a generational actor who belongs to no one generation. He is a six-time Academy Award nominee and a twice-time winner. Along with Jack Nichol
Why Non-PC Movies Are Still Great
It’s interesting how comedy tends to shift from one generation to the next, isn’t it. Take into account the raunchy and fluid-filled comedies we&#
Shouldn’t There Be a Sequel or Reboot of Iron Giant Already?
Really when you think about it just about everything else has either been up for consideration or is being discussed here and there by those that have watched
Prediction: Masters of the Universe Never Happens
Anyone else think that Sony is trying to bite off more than it can comfortably chew these days? Between Uncharted, He-Man, and the movies related to and deali
How Flash can save the DCEU
Don’t look now but Barry Allen’s THE FLASH is arguably the hottest DC property at the moment. Sure there’s Batman coming next year, and Harl
Why a Live-Action Spider-Verse Movie Isn’t Necessary
One thing that Ryan Scott of MovieWeb forgets to mention, though he comes close to touching on it in his excited way, is that for a Spider-Verse movie to real
Five Bond Films to Watch Before No Time To Die
Anticipation for the latest Bond film, No Time to Die, has reached a fever pitch. Suffering from numerous production woes, many wonder whether the so-called f
