Posted in Lists, Movies, tagged bad guys, bond, dumb, Films, Movies, spiderman 2, Villains on August 30, 2012| Leave a Comment »
From Cracked.com
That’s because most movies aren’t written that way; the bad guy is just there to create conflict and cool scenes for the hero, regardless of whether there is any logic to it from his own point of view. We’ve already gone over some villains who accidentally saved the day with their own actions. But at least those bad guys screwed up without realizing it. Here are the ones who seem to go out of their way to sabotage their own plans …
Posted in Movies, tagged Actors, crowe, dicaprio, Directors, Films, scorsese, scott on June 15, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Some directors like working with actors so much in one film, that they’ll ask them to be in another one. And another one. And another one. Soon enough they almost look inseparable like the above image where if you weren’t paying attention you might confuse Tim Burton with Sweeny Todd. Haha, maybe that’s not what it’s like in all cases, but there are certainly a number of pairs of actors and directors that like each other so much, that the number of films they’ve collaborated on [non-sequel] demonstrates that they’re probably more than just co-workers…See a list of several of these pairings below.
Posted in Movies, tagged Films, USA on April 19, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Believe it or not, every state in the United States have a famous film set in that area. If you’re American born, the first state you checked was you’re own hometown and to see if your film is more significant than others. I’m Gone With the Wind, fairly significant in my opinion. North Dakota, a state tormented and made fun of for absolutely nothing happening there happens to have one of the better films: Fargo. I’m very surprised New Jersey’s isn’t ‘Garden State’. What’s your state’s film?
And what’re your bets for Alaska and Hawaii. I’d put the Descendants on Hawaii and as for Alaska…all I can think of is Brother Bear…lol
Posted in Movies, tagged Best Movie Quotes, Fancy, Films, funny on November 7, 2011| 1 Comment »
All of these are absolutely hilarious. The basic premise is to take a famous movie quote [one that’s usually short and sweet], and use creative diction to turn the phrase. The results are astoundingly clever. I dare you to come up with something better. Hit more to see the others
Click to Take One Step Closer to Being a Renaissance Man [or Woman]
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