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4 2010s Fantasy Movies That Already Need a Reboot (& Hardly Anyone Remembers Them) (opens the original)
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Have you ever stopped to realize how many times the movie industry has tried to bet on the next big fantasy blockbuster? You lose count, especially during the 2010s, after the success of The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Twilight, and The Chronicles of Narnia. For much of that decade, several studios spent years looking for books, video games, and other properties that could become the next big hit, and some of them worked to a certain extent, while others are barely remembered today. The fun
American Horror Story Season 13 Explained: What Happens in the First 3 Episodes? (opens the original)
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One of the biggest legacies in horror is American Horror Story, which premiered in 2011 and is still going strong. However, over the years, Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk have made plenty of changes and tried to tell different kind of stories, which inevitably started to fall short at times and led to a drop in viewership. On the other hand, the newest Season 13 seemed to change that by raising expectations with the announcement of the return of the show’s original cast, almost as a way of celebra
4 Movies That Were Rebooted as TV Shows & Turned Out Much Better After a Combined 289 Episodes (opens the original)
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There are cases where the same story gets a movie and a TV adaptation, but, naturally, one ends up standing out more than the other. And most of the time, it’s the show that proves a good idea was put on the big screen when it really didn’t need to be, simply because TV has more time to develop arcs, subplots, characters, conflicts, and entire worlds. So instead of trying to repeat what the movie already did, these shows found new ways to explore the premise. When you get that kind of breathing
5 TV Shows Critics Loved, But Audiences Hated (& All Were Still Renewed) (opens the original)
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By now, it’s pretty clear that critics loving a TV show doesn’t mean audiences are going to agree. There have been hundreds of cases like this over the years, but it’s still strange when, despite that, it feels like the show either isn’t listening to its audience or just wants to keep renewing it season after season to see if things will eventually turn around. But why keep insisting? What exactly are critics seeing that clearly isn’t working with the audience at all? In some cases, the answer c
4 TV Shows So Bad They're Actually Good, Including Ryan Murphy's Forgotten Horror Show (opens the original)
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It’s always great to check out new high-quality TV shows, but when you do, you can also end up stumbling across one that isn’t quite as good. The funny part? You still find yourself having a great time watching it. That’s because there are series that really aren’t all that great, whether in terms of creative or more technical standards, but that’s what makes them entertaining. And sometimes, they can even make for a much better watch than a serious production that desperately wants to seem inte
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