A good villain can cement a movie as a classic and can almost guarantees a franchise, a ridiculous villain is basically the kiss of death. Here are ten of the most ridiculous…
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Michael K. Williams made his debut into acting when he was discovered by Tupac Shakur, and was cast in Shakur’s 1995 film ‘Bullet’ as a henchman to Shakur’s drug kingpin.
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“A fresh and interesting amendment to the biopic canon, framed by excellent performances by all.” Our review of The Theory of Everything is here…
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A lovingly irreverent examination of the destructive compulsion for an actor (or artist in general) to feel both loved and important, Birdman is a gem. Read our review…
Taken was wildly successful, bringing in over $226 million on a budget of just $25 million and helping establish Liam Neeson as a bonafide action star, but it ultimately wasn’t all that great. After the uninspired sequel brought in over $376 million worldwide, the depressing fact we may get a third film soon became a
You would be forgiven for thinking you’d be in for a tough slog with Mr. Turner. At face value a two and a half hour biopic focusing on the final years of a mid-nineteenth century landscape painter seems like something of interest to a fairly specific demographic. Instead, director Mike Leigh crafts a unique character
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