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One might think that when it comes to our various forms of entertainment, we’d have long since moved past the days of clichéd characters and racial

Every popular superhero has to have a stable of top notch supervillains to fight. For variety - and to keep the attention of their (let’s face it) mostly pre-pubescent fanbase interested – they also a bunch of bumbling weirdoes the big studios will never let hit the silver screen.

Actors are like everybody else; they all started at the bottom and had to work their way up. Except for most people this means sorting letters in the mail room

Everyone loves a good super-villain. There's something about a madman in tights committing heinous acts of violence that everyone loves. Everyone also loves

These days, it feels like movie reboots and, more commonly, sequels are pretty much all we ever see in at the movie theater. Hollywood is so bereft of original ideas that a studio will just decide to take an idea that has proven successful and crap out additional iterations of what basically amounts to the same story over, and over, and over. Of course, some sequels are even more absurd than other

Every movie, no matter how tiny the budget or unknown the star, needs to create characters that viewers will care about enough to last the length of the movie.

Let’s not kid ourselves; there really is a lot of pressure that comes with being in the public eye. Every move you make is watched by fans and the paparazzi,

The mockumentary genre exists today because at some point in history, a revolutionary filmmaker, probably known only as “jerkass” to his family and friends,

You might be surprised to know that during Sean Connery's six-decade long film career (and counting!), the well-loved actor hasn't actually had that many

It’s not really any secret that sometimes a celebrity will decide that he or she has some brilliant bit of wisdom they wish to impart to today’s little