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After 70 Years, John Wayne's Best Movie Remains One of the Greatest Westerns Ever (opens the original)
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The Western genre may not be popping up on modern movie screens very much these days, but it was once the most popular and bankable genre in all of Hollywood. Honestly, you could argue there were a couple periods in time where the Western was at the top of the food chain, with the 1990s renaissance producing some of the genre's all-time great entries. Still, the heights of the careers of John Wayne and Clint Eastwood remain the peaks of Western filmmaking, and nothing the genre has delivered sin
Two Nicolas Cage Classics Finally Getting the Release Fans Have Been Begging For (opens the original)
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There's no debating that Nicolas Cage is one of the all-time greats, and his run from the late 1980s into the mid-2000s remains absolutely iconic. He delivered classic after classic during that span, highlighted by a handful of action movies that have stood the test of time. Unfortunately, some of those Cage all-timers have been stuck in a sort of quality purgatory over the last decade-plus, leaving fans with older DVD and Blu-ray releases as the only physical editions of the films to enjoy. For
'Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom' Is Officially an Instant Halloween Classic | Review (opens the original)
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Fans of Aardman Animation's groundbreaking and iconic animation have been witnessing the hilarious antics of one Shaun the Sheep for more than 30 years now, if you can believe it. The wool-covered hero first appeared in Wallace & Gromit's A Close Shave back in 1995, before going on to become something of a cultural behemoth in his own right. Two feature films and nearly 200 television episodes later, Shaun is an animation mainstay, which you'd think would make creating fresh adventures for the c
This Unforgettable 9-Film Franchise Just Found the Perfect New Streaming Home (opens the original)
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In the current state of streaming, it can be rare to see an entire decades-long film saga appear on the same service at the same time. Studios change or merge, sequels have different streaming contracts than their predecessors, and demand for specific movies is always in flux. All of it results in entire franchises being difficult to stream sometimes, with sagas spread across multiple different services. How many times have we seen Fast & Furious or Jurassic Park broken up on a couple of streami
5 LitRPG Books That Could Actually Work as TV Shows (opens the original)
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After taking over the world of books, Matt Dinniman's Dungeon Crawler Carl saga is about to dominate the realm of television. The behemoth novel series is being adapted into a TV show on Peacock, with Seth MacFarlane bringing it to life as an executive producer. The creative team is hard at work preparing the highly anticipated adaptation, and fans are gearing up for what could be one of the biggest shows on TV. With all the hype surrounding not just the upcoming show, but also the Dungeon Crawl
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