Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall are rightfully classified as one of the best actor pairings in the film noir genre, but Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake aren’t far behind them. Each pair made a total of four movies together in the 1940s. But of course, it’s the work of Bogart and Bacall that’s received the […]
Disney Pixar’s Dream Productions has officially done something that seemed impossible in both Inside Out and Inside Out 2. The spinoff series dives into a different part of Riley’s mind than the previous films, further exploring the area where dreams are made. While this studio setting was a brief feature of 2015’s Inside Out, Dream
Kraven the Hunter‘s box office numbers, from its opening weekend haul to its total worldwide gross, could solidify or reverse the decision to end the Sony Spider-Man Universe. The ending of Kraven the Hunter left the titular character off with the potential for future stories, but news broke before the movie’s release that this may
Han So-hee and Song Kang’s critically acclaimed Nevertheless K-drama is back three years later but as an entirely different project with different actors. Based on a Korean webtoon of the same name, Nevertheless is one of the best romantic K-dramas of all time and ditches a lot of the genre’s tropes to tell a more
A Court of Thorns & Roses makes a major change to the series’ storytelling approach during Nesta’s book, and a great theory about A Court of Silver Flames might explain why. The first three ACOTAR books unfold from Feyre’s perspective, as does Sarah J. Maas’ A Court of Frost & Starlight novella. That’s because these
Since Apple TV+ launched on November 1st, 2019, it has quickly established itself as a leading streaming service. Boasting an eclectic slate of premium television shows and award-winning films, Apple TV+ has reached impressive milestones in its first five years. From becoming the first streaming service to win the Best Picture Oscar for CODA, to
Dandadan is on the verge of its finale with episode #12, and episode #11 couldn’t have been a better lead-in to that. While not as intense as the episodes that came before it, episode #11 nonetheless did a great job of playing into the series’ strengths, arguably better than any other episode, and as always,
The Mask is one of Jim Carrey’s most popular comedies, and despite some very goofy jokes and ambitious effects, the movie has held up exceptionally well. It’s become a staple of the actor’s filmography, and there have been lots of talks recently about Carrey potentially returning to this property. However, with the disaster that was
