12 Fictional Movies With Very Real Ideological Conflicts

Blockbusters don’t have to be all flash and no substance. It’s certainly possible to tell an entertaining story that also makes us think about serious issues and conflicting arguments. At least within the context of the movie itself. Some of our favorite nerdy/geeky movies include big ideological conflicts that pit the characters of the story against each other. In this list we’re looking at movies where there are disagreements about serious issues the characters face; where their differing views drive the story as much as any material interest or personal agenda....

June 29, 2022 · 13 min · 2724 words · Wes Wallace

100 Price Drop On Iphones And Ipods Coming In The Next Two Months

Also, the 8Gb iPod Touch will be dropped from the lineup according to the source. It might also make sense that the 8Gb iPhone would get phased out as well, but it wasn’t mentioned in the tip. Inventories will likely be a big factor in the timing so we’re keeping an eye out for shortages. The price drops are likely to make some price spacing for the newer 3G iPhones that are expected to be released later this year – perhaps with the tablets....

June 28, 2022 · 2 min · 265 words · Anna Mason

10 Forgotten Mcu Teases We Hope To See Paid Off In Phase 4

The films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are famous for their Easter eggs and post-credits stingers. A lot of the time, these teases seem to set up future movies in the franchise, but since the studio releases three movies a year and all three usually have more than one sequel setup in them, it’s not logistical to pay off every single one. Now that a lot of the story has been paid off in Avengers: Endgame, a movie with no post-credits stinger (apart from the sound of a hammer calling back to Iron Man), the MCU has a chance to catch up with itself....

June 28, 2022 · 6 min · 1240 words · Sarah Torres

10 Jokes From The West Wing That Have Already Aged Poorly

The West Wing aired on NBC between 1999 and 2006, winning multiple Emmys and accolades. The show follows the presidency of fictional Democrat Josiah Bartlet, played by Martin Sheen, while also focusing on the lives of his senior staff and all the action within the Oval Office. While Sorkin was praised at the time for producing a TV show that was not just popular but also topical, over the years, the show has not aged well....

June 28, 2022 · 6 min · 1209 words · Mildred Bakken

10 Marvel Superheroes That Haven T Appeared On Screen But Desperately Need To

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been going strong for over a decade, but it still has untapped potential among the comic company’s many heroes and characters. But the MCU isn’t the only media company pushing out Marvel’s beloved characters. Studios like Sony have also had the opportunity to expand their repertoire with the comic book superheroes. There’s always room for more. With comics and superheroes jumping into the mainstream, filmmakers and movie studios can take more chances with lesser-known characters....

June 28, 2022 · 5 min · 1014 words · Octavia Carmean

10 Most Paused Movie Moments Ever

When you watch a movie in the cinema you often take the entire thing in and become engulfed in the story, so much so you miss many moments and details. That’s why people enjoy watching films at home on DVDs or streaming services, as they’re able to pause them at a moment’s notice. This has allowed fans to pick up on so many things that were initially missed during the big-screen experience....

June 28, 2022 · 6 min · 1142 words · Darrell Grindle

10 Of The Biggest Retcons In Tv History

Much like in films, TV series’ are often more than happy to pretend certain elements of their continuity never happened so that their future installments can be better, make more sense, or simply keep going. There have been various examples of retcons in TV history, whether they appear in comedies in a pretty unremarkable or unproblematic way, or they change the entire approach of a drama, leading to a flawed storyline that is impossible to follow....

June 28, 2022 · 6 min · 1140 words · Harry Stancil

10 Reasons Why Grace And Frankie Don T Need Men In Their Lives

Since releasing on Netflix in 2015, Grace and Frankie has gone on to six seasons (with its seventh and final season releasing next year) and inspiring women of all ages that they can do anything they put their minds to. As best friends, roommates, and business partners, Grace and Frankie have overcome the odds since their nasty divorces and have gone on to become unapologetically themselves. They have proven time and time again that having a significant other doesn’t define you....

June 28, 2022 · 6 min · 1170 words · Edwin Millward

10 Shondaland Stars Who Became A Listers And 9 Who Flopped

A role in a show produced by Shonda Rhimes can be a ticket to stardom. Rhimes has been responsible for huge hits like Scandal, Station 19, How to Get Away With Murder (HTGAWM), and the long-running Grey’s Anatomy. The actors who appear on these shows instantly become the source of internet speculation and tabloid gossip, and they quickly become contenders for the A-list. A few seasons on a hit show can be enough to propel an aspiring thespian to big-budget studio fare and large paychecks, so it’s not surprising that many Shondaland stars try to parlay their stints into bigger and better things....

June 28, 2022 · 23 min · 4786 words · Rosalie Santiago

10 The Flash Logic Memes That Prove The Show Makes No Sense

The Flash, along with Arrow, were the two flagship DC TV shows that were successful in creating the popular Arrowverse, which later came to be populated by a wide variety of DC comic characters without having to rely on Superman, Wonder Woman or Batman to be at the center of things. Over 6 seasons, The Flash has explored the life and times of the fastest man alive… who can somehow react slowly enough to be overpowered fairly regularly....

June 28, 2022 · 6 min · 1124 words · Sadie Thompson

10 Tv Shows We Had No Idea Andy Cohen Had His Hands In

You truly don’t need to watch Bravo to know who Andy Cohen is. This TV personality is known for being the Executive Producer of the Real Housewives franchises but he’s much more than one franchise. As the former Executive Vice President of Development and Talent for Bravo, Andy is also the Executive Producer and host of his weekly talk shows What What Happens Live and SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live. But that’s not all, Cohen seems to have his hands in just about everything when it comes to the Bravo network and it’s paying off big time....

June 28, 2022 · 5 min · 1020 words · Linda Greenberg

12 Monkeys Season 3 Image The Team Plans An 80S Heist

When Syfy announced it was adapting Terry Gilliam’s 1995 sci-fi thriller Twelve Monkeys (itself an adaptation of the 1962 short film La Jetée), it was a safe to say more than a few people were somewhat skeptical. After all, like many Gilliam movies, Twelve Monkeys found an enthusiastic fan base devoted to the film’s twisty notions of time, destiny, and madness, and a television adaptation may have seemed an unlikely source to continue (or retell) the story presented in the film....

June 28, 2022 · 3 min · 433 words · Miriam Fernandez

13 Shoppable Video Platforms To Add To Your Shopping List In 2023

So, if you have not explored the potential that shoppable video platforms have to offer, we’re here to help. In this article, we take a quick look at 13 of the most popular platforms to try. 13 Shoppable Video Platforms to Add to Your Shopping List in 2023: What Exactly Is Shoppable Video? During a shoppable video, consumers can watch various products. If there is a product that catches their attention, all they have to do is click directly in the video (there are many clickable links embedded) and they will be directed to another page where they can find more information about that specific product or buy it online....

June 28, 2022 · 3 min · 637 words · Arnold Walstrum

14 Best Data Analytics Tools 2023

Best Data Analytics Tool 1) Python – Best Open-Source Data Analytics tool Python language was initially designed as an Object-Oriented Programming language. However, today it is widely used for data science. It has a data analysis library called Pandas, which is based on NumPy (an early Python library used for data science). Using Pandas, you can easily manipulate data and perform numeric analyses. Features: The machine learning and text mining features offered by Python allow for advanced data analysis....

June 28, 2022 · 10 min · 2094 words · Daniel Hupp

14 Great Movies You Probably Haven T Seen

Hundreds of movies are released every year, and inevitably, some great ones slip through the cracks. Whether it’s from poor distribution, poor marketing, poor timing, or just bad luck, we’re constantly finding hidden gems in the detritus of history. The list below, while certainly not inclusive, has something for everybody. With rip-roaring comedies, terrifying horror, gritty mysteries, strange steampunk, and character-driven dramas, you’re sure to find something great to watch in our list of 14 Great Movies You Probably Didn’t See....

June 28, 2022 · 10 min · 2053 words · Connie Martin

10 Non Traditional Christmas Movies To Watch On The Holidays

Traditionally Christmas movies are full of joy, laughter, lovable characters, complicated romances and happy endings. If you’re looking for family-friendly tales they will frequently involve Santa, reindeers, elves and present delivery related dramas, along with a good old fashioned moral. Mostly these festive tales are sweet and saccharin with extra candy canes and twinkling lights. But what if you hate that? For those of you who are more Grinch than gift-giver or who simply want to watch something that you haven’t already seen so many times, we’ve pulled together a list of non-traditional Christmas movies....

June 27, 2022 · 6 min · 1196 words · Candice Shawe

10 Nostalgic Franchises That Saw A Comeback In The 2010S

It remains to be seen what the 2010s will be reminded for, but one interesting aspect of the previous decade’s identity was its love for nostalgia. Shows like Stranger Things fed off the audience’s fascination with the past while Hollywood brought back some beloved franchises for major comebacks. While not every return to the past was welcomed, some of the decade’s biggest hits came from older properties that are remembered fondly....

June 27, 2022 · 5 min · 1039 words · Virginia Cregan

10 Things You Didn T Know About The Making Of Straight Outta Compton

In 1988, N.W.A released their first album Straight Outta Compton, which dealt with their struggles growing up in the hood and the violence they saw from the police. Nearly 30 years later, the biopic about the world’s most dangerous group hit theaters in 2015. The film was got mostly positive reviews and made a ton of money at the box office. Straight Outta Compton was even the highest-grossing music biopic until this year when Bohemian Rhapsody took its place....

June 27, 2022 · 7 min · 1312 words · Andrew Arias

10 Times Futurama Broke Our Hearts

A hilarious, tongue-in-cheek animated show about the future, Futurama almost always makes us laugh. From Zoidberg’s lack of understanding of medicine to the Professor’s increasingly nutty/useless inventions, and from Fry’s general ineptitude to Bender’s latest crime, this series from Matt Groening makes us all want to freeze ourselves to see the year 3000. But everything isn’t always laughter and zooming through space for this crew. The show’s entire premise is pretty dark: a young man gets trapped, is thrust a thousand years into the future, and never sees his family again....

June 27, 2022 · 9 min · 1742 words · Ronald Mackey

10 War Books Too Twisted To Be Made Into Films

It seems that every great book out there is getting turned into a movie these days. Part of the reason for this is that better CGI has allowed Hollywood to bring to life imagery that practical effects never could achieve in decades past, while another reason no doubt has to do with the finite amount of creative originality in Hollywood forcing them to turn to outside sources for help....

June 27, 2022 · 7 min · 1337 words · Myrna Schmidt