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Who da man? If you’re a Star Wars fan of a certain age, there’s only one answer to that question. It comes from a television ad for the DVD release of Attack of the Clones, which began with the lines, “Who da man? Yoda man!” The commercial is built around

The 1980s were one of Hollywood’s most explosive decades, turning blockbuster filmmaking into the industry’s dominant force. Sequels got bigger, special effects improved dramatically, and studios realized audiences would return again and again for massive spectacle. The decade produced some of the most recognizable movies ever made, many of which

Making movies is both an art and a business, and not all movies manage a balance of the two. This is why independent films can take more risks than summer blockbusters can; the bigger the investment, the less experimental you want to get. But in most things we consume, we

Following someone without their knowledge, either in real life or online, is stalking. You can be curious about someone’s life, sure, but taken to the next level, it becomes dangerous toxic behavior that needs to be analyzed, not rewarded. Sadly, movies have taught us the exact opposite. In part, it

We watch TV shows to be entertained, to feel safe under the blanket of the expected, and to live a life different from our own through fictional characters. But above all, we watch shows because we want to experience a story, and stories need to be unexpected from time to