It was the decade that gave us blockbusters, high school movies and New Coke. Fluffy hair became cool and fluffy movies became cooler. The gritty pictures of the '70s were out and sassy comedies were in.
The '90s were a monumental decade for movies, both in terms of innovation and success. Most of the classics made tons of money and went onto to become cinematic touchstones.
The '70s were a groundbreaking decade for cinema. Building off the momentum of Hollywood's New Wave and the arthouse boom, the '70s gave us more classics than just about any other decade.
There are great musicals. There are bad musicals. And then there are the musicals that never get the credit they deserve...until now. Our list is here to give you the musicals that never made it to Broadway.
There are great animated movies. There are bad animated movies. And then there are the animated movies that never get the credit they deserve...until now.
It's that time of year again, when the sun comes out and the beaches are packed. Blue skies are magnets that pull you outside, drawing you into their warm, tender embrace.
Snakes on a plane? Mummies on a boat? Stepbrothers on a mission? It's all here on our list of movies that aren't as stupid as you think.
It's hard to pinpoint what exactly makes a great script, but you know one when you see one — it mixes all the elements listed above with a visionary director who can bring it all to life.
Get out those tissues! It's time to dive into the best tearjerkers of all time. These are the movies that make you cry, weep and mourn, and remind you that this medium has more to offer than just spectacle.
Whether it be movies you have not seen or misunderstood classics, these titles will scratch your itch for more action.
We are now in the peak of summer movies: The blockbusters are here and then comes award season. You are back at the theater. Auditoriums are full and the popcorn smells great.
So you have some time on your hands? Might we suggest a movie franchise? If you've been scrolling through Netflix looking for something to watch, these movies will replace those wasted hours with wonderful entertainment.
There are great war movies. There are bad war movies. And then there are the war movies that never get the credit they deserve...until now.
They've made movies about Trolls, Transformers and My Little Pony. What next, a movie about Barbie? Hollywood loves to make money off your nostalgia--whether it be nostalgia for toys or films--and while some of these titles live up to the packaging, others are better left on the shelf.
You've seen the famous aliens, planets and scientists, but now it's time to venture even farther into the depths of space.
Getting the whole family on the couch for a movie can be a great thing — or it can downright suck. Depends on the movie you're watching. Finding a movie that appeals to mom, dad and the kids can be a tough task, especially when dad wants adventure and mom wants feel-good entertainment.
These titles will give you all the feels, from tearjerkers to indie darlings.
Not even the best direction in the world can make these movies worth a second watch--not even close.
In the past few decades, anime films have been taking the genre to new heights--to new worlds our list is here to explore.
You can enjoy both movies the same way you enjoy a fine meal. With each ingredient complementing the other, we can only say, "dive in."
There are two types of movies on our list: the ones that inspired Wes Anderson and the ones that are inspired by Wes Anderson.
These movies remind us that certain things are relatable to many people and that our sense of discovery never really fades. It's always there to bring us joy.
Like an old gunslinger who won't stay dead, these titles have been sticking around over the years, waiting for their chance to be dusted off and given a second shot.
These movies are visually stunning, frequently tense, and always a good time, so make sure you add some of these underrated classics to your queue.
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