We bring you the answers to questions that remarkably few people were asking.
It's been fairly obvious for years now that Hollywood is running short on good film ideas. But Hollywood could still tap into the nearly limitless supply of great songs just begging to be made into movies. I'll even help get them started right now!
It turns out that many well-adjusted, serious academics really <i>are</i> spending their free time running around and ruining the stuff we loved as kids with their brains. Unfortunatelier, when you actually hear their arguments, you almost want to agree with them.
Ever play Mario and want to hop in the toilet? Well, the following are just as cool outright fantasy locations that are just plane tickets away (and cleaner).
To public service announcement creators: The more tempting you make your subject matter appear, the more likely your PSA will fail.
Female superhero costumes are the comic industry's
So community theater directors have told you your entire life that you are gifted, that you are born to make emotions with your face under camera and stage lights, a face that was too optimistic or too young to devastate with brutal honesty. Well I can't see your faces, and I have some bad news. Here are five good reasons your career path will ma
There is a big difference between choreographed movie fighting and real fighting. In the real word, it's worse than you think.,
An origin story for the new craze in gritty reboots.
When we try to shoehorn fictional tools into reality, we only end up frustrated and angry that we aren't any good at living according to rules that don't actually exist.
DAVID FINCHER: I don't know if you guys have seen the box office, but you may want to hold on to that money if you're planning on getting me to direct the other two books.
It's almost as if someone saw a movie and said, 'Hey, let's do that, too.'
Sure, it's an impenetrably dense network comprised of a billion people and untold thousands of heterogeneous subcultures, but I figure we can probably get the gist of it from this fucked-up musical about killer robots.
Part of what makes fantasy and sci-fi appealing is that it's not just a bunch of characters -- it's a whole world. One you want to live in. And while that's not possible, you can come pretty close, because it turns out a lot of these fantasy settings were based on real places.
Even a hero who is specifically described as 'down on his luck' will routinely defeat the overwhelming odds thanks to a long list of coincidences falling his way.