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Michael Moore gives us a documentary that is funnier and more eye-opening than ever… Where To Invade Next is another documentary film from director Michael Moore that showcases

Ever since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Walt Disney Pictures has been known for producing new versions of old stories. They did it with Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty,

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 marks the end of the film series based on the Hunger Games novel trilogy by Suzanne Collins. Three years after the

When it comes to the natural history of Earth, one misconception among people not familiar with the subject is that humans and dinosaurs coexisted. Scientists know that an

Chris Farley is a funny guy, but only to a select audience. He seems to appeal only to people who are, for a lack of a better word,

There is no denying that the original Star Wars movie in 1977 forever changed the movie industry. The film presented some of the most groundbreaking special effects in

With Skyfall released on the 50th anniversary of the James Bond film series, Spectre marks the beginning of what would hopefully be another five decades of 007. For

Hungarian actor Bela Lugosi is a legendary actor. Even though he is known only for the role of Count Dracula, he does it so well that there is

(A crackle is heard over the speakers inside the airplane cabin.) Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. Right now, we are cruising at 30,000 feet, and

Let me begin by saying that I am definitely the wrong person to review this movie. I never watched Sex and the City when it aired on HBO

Dr. Seuss, the pseudonym for author Theodor Geisel, has made an incredible impact on children’s literature, not to mention children everywhere. For generations, his easy-to-read books for young

As you can guess from the title, the 1990 movie Ghost is a ghost story. But it’s not a ghost story in the traditional sense, associated with spirits

Black Hawk Down is a war movie that is based on the book of the same name by Mark Bowden. I myself have not read the book, but

When it comes to war comedy films, the first one that often comes to mind is MASH that came out in 1970. For some people, that might be

The Bridge on the River Kwai is a war movie that is not about warfare at all. In fact, scenes of combat are kept to a bare minimum.