Often endings can be the most important part of a movie. They can give us a fitting and satisfactory payoff, or they can leave us tearing our hair out in disappointed frustration. Some endings fit perfectly with the tone and story of the film (Manchester By the Sea), whereas some literally seem to make no
A film’s ending is often one of the most important parts of the movie. It’s the culmination and conclusion of everything that has occurred over the course of the film and wraps up the story in a satisfactory manner. Except, of course, sometimes it doesn’t! There are some movie endings that are confusing to say
Anthology TV shows have increased in popularity again over the past decade, and shows like American Horror Story have set the benchmark. The concept of the show is that each season is its own self-contained mini-series, telling its own unique story, and with a completely separate set of characters. Telling important stories, and making telling
We all have movies would class among our favorites; often flicks we can sit down and watch time and again. While we get annoyed about director’s chopping and changing things, and releasing different versions of the same movie, with scenes added back in, it can actually make the movie better. In fact, some of the
Stan Lee is perhaps best-known as the creator, or co-creator, of some of the most beloved and well-known comic book creations in history. Since comic book movies exploded, and Marvel Studios became a powerhouse, Lee has gone from obscure poster boy for comic book geeks, to a more widely respected mainstream icon. The larger-than-life 95-year-old
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