By “We are the future, Charles. Not them.” When Ian McKellen delivered this line in 2000’s X-Men, he did so as Erik Lehnsherr a.k.a. Magneto. By “we,” he meant mutants, people who develop incredible powers at puberty; by “them,” he meant the rest of humanity. But the phrase may very well
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Toho and GKIDS Films have released a second teaser trailer for the anticipated “Godzilla Minus Zero,” the sequel to Toho’s highly acclaimed, internationally successful and Oscar-winning “Godzilla Minus One”. That film’s writer/director and VFX whiz Takashi Yamazaki returns in the same capacities here with his company Shirogumi, which handled the
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If you’re a Merry Frankster listener of Frank Santopadre’s Fun For All Ages podcast, you’re used to tales of Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo. The nightclub duo ripped off Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis’s routines. They even made a low-budget Martin & Lewis-esque movie Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla
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Even in these days of endless entertainment options, it’s hard to turn on a TV and not see a cop. Police have been a mainstay of the medium since the now-lost series The Plainclothesman debuted in 1949, and especially when Dragnet made the jump from radio to television two years
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Movies need a reason to happen, and said reason can’t always be an external force leaving a character without a choice. We always prefer to follow characters that decide their fate, even if their decisions lead them to end up worse than how they started. In hindsight, the safest option
