Category: Movie

The most tragic deaths in The Hunger Games include characters who die in the Games themselves and soldiers who fight to bring down the evil Capitol.

The onscreen pairing of John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara created one of Hollywood's most enduring duos, that included comedy, romance, and Westerns.

The most realistic marriages in TV shows demonstrate the sacrifice and hard work it takes to make a marriage last, including compromising on careers.

Marvel has produced numerous television series that aren’t (or are no longer) considered MCU canon, some of which are better than others.

A 70-year-old woman is given the chance to reverse the aging process thanks to a secret trial drug.Read more >>>

Bumblebee is a versatile Autobot with many powers from shows and toys that haven't been shown off in the Transformers movies.

Society of the Snow tells a story that ends well for some, but the fate of one unfortunate soul sparked another string of emotional events.

As I settled into my first few screenings at Sundance, I'm overwhelmed by the emotions and memories and feelings I've had about this festival. I've been attending for 18 years – quite a long time considering I started this blog when I was only 20. It was a whole different festival back in 2007, my very first year, and much has changed since then. Sundance is celebrating its 40th Anniversary this year – much has changed since it first started as well. Sundance was founded in 1978 as the United States Film Festival (aka Utah/US Film Fest), started by Robert Redford and his company. The title was switched to Sundance in 1984, and this is the date they've chosen to designate this as the 40th anniversary. While the festival has been evolving and adapting and updating, there is one thing that has stayed the same after all these years - the films. I spend money year after year to fly over to Utah and attend Sundance because it's really all about the films. Good or bad, big or small, there's always ...