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So many films have been inspired by true stories, and even though screenwriters at times change details to make some stories more interesting for the screen, it’s still almost hard to believe some stories have an element of truth. Here are 18 movies that were surprisingly based on true stories.  The Sound of Music (1965)  This was one film I adored as a child, and even today, I still play the music album now and again. It is a passionate and moving tale based on the true story of the von Trapp singing family who had to escape Austria after … Read more

Animated movies offer some of the most colorful and immersive movie experiences you’ll ever come across. They’re unrestricted in a way movies aren’t. The imagination can be expressed without the same constraints, making them remarkable to behold. Here are some of the most iconic animations of all time:  The Lion King (1994) The Lion King is in a league of animated movies that almost everyone knows and loves. A power struggle between the lions of the animal kingdom throws the jungle into chaos. Simba rises up to follow in his father’s footsteps and save the land from his evil uncle, … Read more

Everyone knows that there are standout movies that have shaped cinema. But there are also movies that have contributed significantly in some way, and you just have to experience it to understand how much. So, here are 20 movies everyone should watch at least once:  The Shawshank Redemption (1994) It would be impossible to make a general list of movies to watch without including The Shawshank Redemption. It’s a film that has had a lasting impact on cinema. The powerful story and impressive performances of Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins come together to form perfection. The Godfather (1972) I think … Read more

Romantic period films have a unique way of showing how love has persisted through the ages. They are one of the most popular film sub genres of film, and it is almost never a bad time for a romantic period film. Here are 20 of the greatest romantic period films. Pride and Prejudice (2005)  Pride and Prejudice, in my opinion, is the greatest romantic period film ever. It follows 4 sisters and their mother who relentlessly tries to marry them to rich bachelors. When a wealthy bachelor eventually settles near the sisters, the romantic tension that develops between him and … Read more

Some horror films continue to give you chills even after several years of seeing them. You know, those ones that stay with you, lingering in your mind and giving you the creeps. Here, we shall take a trip down memory lane and uncover 21 horror flicks from the early 2000s that left a lasting impression. The Others (2001) Haunted houses’ storylines never get old in the horror genre! Although released in 2001, this movie will always have you on edge. The Others is a gothic supernatural horror about a mother who is convinced that the home she shares with her … Read more

All’s well that ends well, but what happens when the end isn’t so pleasant? From movies that end abruptly and those with heart-wrenching final scenes, to underwhelming endings to otherwise fantastic films, here are 19 movies that have been rendered unwatchable for me by their endings:   Nightcrawler (2014)   Lou Bloom, an unrelenting independent videographer, documents violent crimes and accidents and then sells them to a local television news station. In the end, Lou sets up his assistant to be murdered on camera, and while we were hoping for him to meet justice, he gets away with it. Blue Valentine (2010)  … Read more

Whether you’re trying to find some relatability for your teenage angst or you’re ages past teenagehood trying to reconnect to youthful exuberance, we can all agree that teen movies are one of the most beautiful genres of movies out there. Here are 19 of the best of them: Dazed and Confused (1993) Even though the plot was confined to less than 24 hours, Dazed and Confused captured so many realistic facets of youth, from the dreams to the angst to the rebellion and the pains of not fitting in. It’s a reflective piece of art that touches anyone who sees … Read more

Great comedies exist, and bad comedies exist. But some comedies haven’t gotten the credit they deserve even till now. This list is a compilation of comedies we think have wrongly gone under the radar. Here are the 18 most underrated comedy movies of all time: Bad Words (2013) Bad Words is directed by Jason Bateman, who also stars in it. It’s a dark comedy that follows a middle-aged man exploiting a spelling bee. The film balances humor with emotional moments. Bateman’s wit and strong performance, coupled with clever writing, provide good entertainment.  Damsels in Distress (2011) Even though it took … Read more

The film industry has gone through a number of changes over the years, with new innovations and technologies revolutionizing the way films are made. These innovations have aided filmmakers in creating some of the most exceptional films of the 21st century. Boyhood (2014) Boyhood follows the life of Mason from childhood to college. What makes this film unique is the fact that it was shot over twelve years, so we get to see the characters as they age and go through different phases of life. Patricia Arquette delivered a stellar performance that earned her an Oscar. The Social Network (2010) … Read more

Movies have a way of getting us to fall in love with characters. Oftentimes, these characters have a hopeful or joyful ending to their tales. However, at other times, all that awaits them (and the expectant audience) is their tragic deaths. Grab some tissues, and join us as we revisit 18 of the saddest movie deaths ever. Jack Dawson – Titanic (1997) You’d have to be heartless to not be slightly moved by the final scene of Titanic. For many viewers, it was hard to keep it together watching Jack slowly lose his grasp on life even as he held … Read more