If there was a risk that paid off greatly in Hollywood’s favor, it was Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings. There was a particular dark period of summer movies between the late 90s and the early 2000s; after the… Continue reading "The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring"
When a movie has a title like 42, you’d think it would either be something incredibly vague and abstract, or something incredibly pretentious, but the actual reasoning is far more impactful than people would expect. It actually gets the title… Continue reading "42"
The Hours is a 1998 novel written by Michael Cunningham centered around the perspectives of three woman all affected by the classic novel written by Virginia Woolf, Mrs Dalloway. The three titular women exist in three separate time periods yet… Continue reading "The Hours"
Argo is based on the real-life incident where six U.S diplomats were rescued from Iran during the 1979-1981 Iran hostage crisis by having them guise as a film crew creating a sci-fi movie within the area. Though the movie changes… Continue reading "Argo"
The Mandela Effect has opened up the eyes of many and even made them rethink everything they new about the media that they grew up with. This effect has become known as a large group of people collectively thinking something… Continue reading "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius"
Blade Runner was arguably the first movie to make realistic Sci-fi a feasible and even familiar film genre. While there have been several famous sci-fi movies that relied more on creative ideas and weird scenarios than its actual story, and… Continue reading "Blade Runner"
The Eurovision Song Contest, which was created by the European Broadcasting Union and held annually since 1956, has become as much a global viewing experience as the World Cup or the Olympics. A contest that brings together talented singers from… Continue reading "Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga"
Aladdin was arguably the first Disney ‘princess’ movie to be directly made for boys. While others of its type were still undoubtedly liked by boys and nothing in this movie says girls couldn’t get into it, it had a lot… Continue reading "Aladdin"
Don Bluth was once an animation giant that didn’t only bring out movies that once rivaled Disney, but in certain instances, surpassed them (especially since Bluth’s peak era was during a time when Disney was floundering). Starting off working with… Continue reading "An American Tail"
If there’s a concept that a lot of people are usually on board for, its superheros. They are the top figures of pop culture and with Marvel and Dc producing films that have brought the genre back into the public… Continue reading "Sky High"
