Movies based on historical events bring with them an expectation of accuracy, but that expectation doesn’t always survive its trip to the big screen. Filmmakers frequently change timelines, invent characters, or alter details to make the story more dramatic or easier to follow. These are fifteen historical inaccuracies in famous
20 of the Oldest Actors to Star in a Leading Role
Hollywood often celebrates youth, but many actors have proven that leading roles don’t have an age limit. Throughout film history, some performers have taken center stage well into their seventies, eighties, and even nineties. These roles aren’t just brief appearances either. They are full leading performances that carry the story
15 Times We Thought Graphics Couldn’t Get Any Better, And Were Very Wrong
Every generation of gamers eventually reaches the same conclusion: graphics have finally become indistinguishable from reality. At any given time, the lighting, textures, and character models feel practically lifelike. But give it a few years, and we look back wondering what we were thinking. It’s a cycle that has repeated
Hokum Review: Adam Scott’s Irish Holiday Is Like a (Grim) Fairy Tale
There might be something in the air in Ireland. It’s in the water and the soil too. Despite being surrounded by an endless, rugged sea of green, or perhaps because of that emerald desolation, it is a land marked in the popular imagination by centuries of hardship and sorrow. Some
Ready or Not 2 Review: The Devil Is in the Bloody Good Details
How does one cheat the Devil? With a lot of style and grace if you’re Samara Weaving and Radio Silence, the charmers who gave us the perversely delightful Ready or Not seven years ago. Close to a decade later, the same creative team, which also includes scribes Guy Busick and