18 Movie Sequels That Were Better Than The Original

There are certain sequels, remakes, and adaptations that not only respected their roots but managed to outshine the classics. These films prove that in the world of cinema, sometimes, the follow-up can be even more spectacular than the original. Here’s a list of 18 movie sequels that were better than the original: Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) Arnold Schwarzenegger brought action to The Terminator (1984), but he brought on extra soul in Terminator 2 (1991). The Terminator is portrayed as a good guardian angel who’s sent to protect the son of Sarah Connor. It was the highest-grossing film of 1991 … Read more

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19 Films from the 2000s That Deserve WAY More Hype

The 2000s had some real gems, and while some of them got much-deserved attention, others just slipped under the radar. So, if you’re searching for your next watch, here are some underrated titles from the 2000s that people hardly talk about:  The Fall (2006) An injured stuntman (Roy) tells an incredibly imaginative story to a little girl with a broken arm (Alexandria) while both are in the hospital. The plot intertwines Roy’s real-life situation in the hospital with the fictitious story he’s telling, giving the perfect combination of fantasy and drama. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) A girl … Read more

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17 Actors Who Won an Oscar Late in Their Careers

The Oscars, often seen as the pinnacle of recognition in the film industry, have brought joy to actors and actresses of all ages. Some, however, have had to wait until late into their careers to experience the sweet taste of Oscar glory. In this list, we celebrate 17 talented actors who clinched their Academy Awards later in life: Christopher Plummer  Plummer was a versatile actor known for his incredible performances on both stage and screen. He became the oldest actor to win an Oscar at the age of 82 for his role in Beginners (2010). This talented Canadian actor kept … Read more

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The 19 Best R-Rated Movies of All Time

R-rated films offer a unique cinematic experience as they are often able to push boundaries and explore themes that often can’t be contained within PG-13-rated films. Characterized by graphic violence and explicit language, here’s a selection of the 19 best R-rated films from various genres and eras: The Godfather Part II (1974) A masterwork of narrative, Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather Part II (1974) serves as both a prequel and a sequel to the 1972 motion picture The Godfather. It narrates the parallel stories of Michael Corleone’s ascent to power and his father’s early years in America. It was the … Read more

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21 Moments That Were Totally Improvised (and Stole the Show)

With iconic one-liners and raw emotions, some actors are able to go beyond their scripts to reshape scenes, etching their mark in cinematic history. Improvisation doesn’t always work, but these actors, through their understanding of their characters, have dominated iconic scenes with it.    The Godfather (1972) – Vito Corleone With The Cat on His Lap If you’ve seen the movie, you definitely remember the scene where Vito Corleone gently strokes the head of a cat sitting on his lap. The scene was actually improvised by actor Marlon Brando, and the cat was a stray.  Good Will Hunting (1997) – Sean’s … Read more

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The 20 Best Movie Directors of All Time

Film directors control the creative aspects of film and are responsible for bringing scripts to life on the big screen. These visionary auteurs use their unique filmmaking styles to craft extraordinary stories that resonate with audiences, leaving an indelible mark on cinema. Here are the 20 best movie directors of all time: Christopher Nolan Christopher Nolan is one of the absolute best when it comes to creative storytelling in cinema. His unique and disconcerting style is seen in Memento (2001) and Inception (2010). He’s also responsible for making the best Batman movie. His latest film, Oppenheimer (2023), is an absolute … Read more

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18 Horror Movies That Caused Hysteria

Horror movies have always possessed the power to send chills down our spines, but these 18 films went a step further. Their effect left indelible marks on the genre, terrifying and captivating audiences with their unique approaches to fear and suspense. Here are 18 of horror cinema’s most notorious shockers: The Exorcist (1973) William Friedkin’s The Exorcist (1973) became infamous for its spine-tingling depiction of demonic possession. Audience members reportedly fainted and even fled theaters during its initial run as people were unprepared for the graphic imagery. This film’s impact was so intense that it even led to claims of … Read more

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19 Cringe-worthy ‘90s Movies We All Regret Watching

The ‘90s were a special decade, and certain movies from that period have garnered a reputation for being “cringe-worthy” due to a variety of reasons, including problematic content, cheesy dialogue, poor acting, and convoluted plotlines.  Here are 19 films that we regret watching: Striptease (1996) Striptease made Demi Moore the highest-paid actress of her time, with a $12.5 million pay. But her acting in the film did not justify the huge payout, and the film was riddled with average performances from its cast. The “stripping to conquer” story was not well received either. Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) When I … Read more

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19 Films Where the Villain Was More Likable Than the Hero

Typically, the good guy is always the favorite character. But sometimes, the villains are so funny or relatable that we can’t help liking them. One might even find himself rooting for them. Here are 19 films where the villain was more likable than the hero. Darth Vader in Star Wars (1977) Darth Vader is one of the most iconic villains in all of cinema. The combination of his menacing voice and ability to force choke anyone who displeases him makes him incredibly dangerous and extremely intimidating. Easily outclasses the heroes. It’s no surprise Darth Vader’s scenes are the most memorable … Read more

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19 Movies That Flopped But Became Cult Classics 

Not all movies find commercial success immediately after their release. Oftentimes, we witness films that failed at the box office, either deservedly or otherwise, but gained a cult following over time. Here, I shall explore 19 movies that received bad reception when they premiered but have risen to the status of cult classics: The Boondock Saints (1999) The Boondock Saints was a total crime movie flop. It was so bad, the movie only had a theatrical release of one week. Fortunately, Troy Duffy got a new deal with Blockbuster, and the movie garnered a cult following, going from a $30k … Read more

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