By There are a lot of reasons to rewatch a movie. Sharing it with someone else, re-living how it made you feel, or to trying to understand certain scenes better. However, these films deserve a second watch for how they are constructed and for what they hint throughout their runtime. The
17 Movie Fun Facts You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know
We like to consider ourselves as savvy individuals that can spot tricks when they are made, even though the point of movie magic is to not look behind the curtain. But some curtains are so well hidden that they might as well be walls, at least until you notice them.
16 Movies That Got the Science Wrong, But We Didn’t Care
The people behind the movies we know and love are masters of their craft, and while a lot of research goes into filmmaking, we can’t expect them to research every inch of the story. We as an audience can look past these ‘mistakes’ and enjoy movies for what they are:
Retro Review: NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER (1985)
The 80s rabbit hole I have completely disappeared down, revisiting some of the most notable VHS hires of my youth, has turned up some real gems. It has also turned up some real stinkers. There are also films like No Retreat, No Surrender. They defy explanation. They feel less like
Bigelow Circles UNARMED
Kathryn Bigelow’s last movie, A House Of Dynamite, was a weird experience for me. You don’t love or enjoy a movie like that, but I did think it was excellent. This opinion seemed to place me at odds with at least 90% of Outposters, given the comments in the Disqus.
