The real world inspires our stories, not the other way around. Unless it is the other way around. And it is. So very, very often.
This story about an immortal dog voiced by Josh Gad won't be a box office powder keg after all.
These actors phoned it in and were rewarded with fame, fortune, and sometimes even critical acclaim
When you slightly shift a movie's perspective to a side character, the result is two hours of absolute chaos.
When it comes to fan speculation, the greatest theories on the internet are the ones that are way too insane to come true.
Often, when TV series are adapted from movies, they're simply brand names slapped on the side of something that's vaguely related to the same genre.
Inspiration can be found in anything from a viral YouTube video to a sick cat, resulting in some of the most memorable performances of all time.
Sometimes an actor's suggestion is so stupid it might actually be brilliant.
If you don't like these shows, I invite you to tell me why, in person, just before we hug for a long time, two anime fans embracing against the wind.
These folks apparently hired professional screenwriters to script their lives.
If Disney had any guts, all of these plots would be made into feature films.
Reliving recent tragedies is suddenly hip in Hollywood. This needs to stop.
It turns out filmmakers love to dress up other folks like the person they actually wanted, squint their eyes, and try to live a lie.
WARNING: This article is one big, ongoing spoiler.
An IMDb title search of JonBenet reveals over 100 entries. Of those, 15 or so are movies or miniseries. That's nearly one a year since she died. And a new one is coming in 2017.