The 70s and 80s gave us many classics we still enjoy today, movies that have shaped what we understand cinema to be. However, during that experimenting period, many other movies came out that challenge our sensitivities today. We aren’t just ‘emotional,’ we are more comprehensive today when it comes to

Superman Returns definitely has its fans—including Quentin Tarantino—but it was a “one and done” DC movie for director Bryan Singer and his version of Clark Kent, Brandon Routh. Though there’s been much discussion over the years about both Singer and Routh’s co-star, Kevin Spacey, Superman Returns was released at a

We can excuse some ‘bad’ moments in movies we love, because the overall message is there for us to enjoy. Particularly on first time viewings, we can excuse almost anything. The problem comes when we rewatch these films knowing how it ends, the surprise gone, we are now left looking

Video games have been with us for quite a while now, helping many generations grow and discover new ways to solve problems. As we grow older, we often look fondly on the first few games that introduced us to the medium, and the different ages have their own ‘classic’ games.

We consider successful actors to be the headliners of a movie, the million dollar face that sells tickets worldwide. Yet we don’t judge other professions with the same pressure; after all, success for most of us is having a bit of disposable income, if at all. Well, background actors are