By Roger Corman, the King of the B-movies, has passed away at 98 years old. You can rightly use the word legend when speaking about Roger Corman. Starting in the mid-1950s he produced just under 500 movies in his lifetime. Sure, most of them were low-budget horror, sci-fi and crime dramas,
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Look… I accept that Infinity War was the most fun you can have in a movie theater without going full Pee-Wee Herman, but this is getting ridiculous. The Russo Brothers appear to be almost Disney-like in their approach to budgets. Hot on the heels of 2x Avengers movies that cost
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As new Netflix movie chief Dan Lin took up his post, along with comments around big events and big budgets, Kathryn Bigelow exited a project. We all made assumptions. Now it seems we were way off base. Bigelow (Zero Dark Thirty, The Hurt Locker) did drop out of directing an
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Growing up in America, the educational system doesn’t give much attention to Chinese history. Even my international history class skipped over centuries and dynasties. The elements that came up during my school days involved Europeans or Americans visiting the Asian country. We learned about Marco Polo going east to bring
