Despite being good movies (for example, take any John Hughes classic), many of them have very unrealistic depictions of life as a teenager. Luckily, there has been a surge of more authentic teen movies that teenagers can actually resonate with.
If there’s one thing that Hollywood seems to really love, it’s a franchise. However, for every Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and MCU, there’s an Eragon or a Dark Tower. These failed franchises are reminders that there is really no such thing as a sure thing in Hollywood.
More often than not, a strong debut establishes a foundation from which a director can go on to make further successes. It’s thus worth taking a look back at those films that were particularly strong debuts for their directors and which paved the way for future greatness.
They don’t have to be a definitive group or team, and they can do things by themselves as well, but all of these entries had to properly function as a quartet.
Whether it’s a film that uses Barbie to explore existential angst or a successful attempt to adapt a popular video game into a movie, this decade has been filled with surprises when it comes to the cinematic experience. One should therefore never believe the hype that says movies are dead; they will always have the ability to enchant and entertain.
Every movie season has its appeal, but there's something about summer that makes you want to see a movie in the theater. In the hot, sunny afternoon, people are outside, kids are out of school and the studios are churning out their biggest entries of the year.
Carey Mulligan is in negotiations to join Greta Gerwig’s ‘Narnia’ movie. The 39-year-old actress is currently in talks to portray the ill mother of Digory Kirke, one of the two child protagonists in the fantasy tale, The Hollywood Reporter has said.
Emma Mackey has been offered the role of the White Witch in Greta Gerwig's 'Chronicles of Narnia' film. The ‘Sex Education’ actress with reunite with her ‘Barbie’ director on Gerwig’s upcoming adaptation of C.S.
Aslan the Great Lion goes by many names in Narnia. He is Son of the Emperor-Beyond-The-Sea, High King of the Kings, Lord of the Woods, and the Great Bridge Builder.