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10 Best Mahershala Ali Movies, According to Rotten Tomatoes

Ryan Heffernan — Fri, 05 Jan 2024 03:00:14 GMT

An actor of unbelievable versatility who has become one of Hollywood's most reliably phenomenal performers, Mahershala Ali has appeared in everything from major blockbuster franchises to Academy Award-winning indie masterpieces. Having started his acting career in the 2000s, debuting in the largely unseen 2003 comedy Making Revolution, Ali would begin his quite drastic ascent to stardom through the early part of the 2010s.

10 Best Team Flash Members in 'The Flash,’ Ranked

Eddie Possehl — Fri, 05 Jan 2024 02:00:14 GMT

CW's The Flash is arguably one of the best superhero television shows to date and a big factor in its appeal is the cast of characters surrounding the show's titular character. Characters like Cisco Ramon and Iris West prove to be protagonists; Barry Allen's rock in a multiverse of speedsters and telepathic gorillas.

All 10 Adventure Movies That Won Best Picture, Ranked

Jeremy Urquhart — Fri, 05 Jan 2024 01:30:15 GMT

The adventure genre, when applied to cinema, is wonderfully broad and can be combined with just about any other genre under the sun. They can be action-packed, fantastical, tragic, scary, or funny; all they really need is to have an emphasis on exciting stories or some kind of journey undertaken by one or more characters, usually to lands unfamiliar to them. What might be considered an adventure in real life, if depicted on screen, then becomes something that belongs to the adventure genre.

10 Best Peter Lorre Movies, According to Letterboxd

Ryan Heffernan — Fri, 05 Jan 2024 01:30:14 GMT

With his bulging eyes, suspicious eccentricity, and peculiar manner of speaking, Peter Lorre rose to prominence through the 30s and 40s as one of the greatest character actors cinema has ever seen. Hungarian by birth, he started acting for the screen in Germany through the late 20s and early 30s. Being of Jewish descent, he left the country when Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party rose to power, making his way to America.

15 Saddest 'Yellowjackets' Deaths (So Far), Ranked

Hannah Saab — Fri, 05 Jan 2024 01:00:14 GMT

Content Warning: The following article contains spoilers for the Showtime series Yellowjackets, as well as discussions of abuse, suicide, gun violence, and cannibalism.The opening scene of Yellowjackets cuts between secondhand accounts of tragedy and scenes of a girl being hunted by figures in fur masks as a warning about exactly what you’re getting into. This show is about people enduring hardship beyond the comprehension of those dwelling safely in civilization, which is why there are so many inevitable deaths in Yellowjackets. Whatever unspeakable terror they experienced out in the wilderness transformed them into something wild, frightening, and dangerous. And not everyone made it out alive.

30 Best Sitcoms of All Time, Ranked

Jeremy Urquhart — Fri, 05 Jan 2024 00:00:14 GMT

Sitcoms have been a television staple for essentially as long as there have been television sets in most households. Everyone likes a laugh or two, and some would argue that humans may well need a laugh or two every now and then, given that old cliché of laughter being the best medicine and whatnot. And with sitcoms being a reliable and popular source of humorous entertainment (especially for viewers in need of a chuckle in the times before the internet), there have been plenty of great ones made over the decades.

All 20 Tony Scott Movies, Ranked

Jeremy Urquhart — Thu, 04 Jan 2024 20:00:13 GMT

Tony Scott was one of those directors where, even if his name wasn't explicitly attached to a film's credits, you'd still be able to tell one of his films was indeed his. Scott's style is distinctive and instantly recognizable in the majority of movies he made throughout his 40+ years as a filmmaker. A total of 20 feature and short films carry his name, with the 21st being a 1976 TV movie called The Author of Beltraffio that seems to be obscure enough to have all but dropped off the face of the earth.

8 'Harry Potter' Slytherins Who Weren't Entirely Evil

Dom Kelly — Thu, 04 Jan 2024 18:00:15 GMT

Are all Slytherins bad? Absolutely not. Often condemned simply for being Slytherins, being sorted into the house does not automatically mean one is a bully, a genuinely bad person, or a “Von Doom” in the Wizarding World. Even though it seems like it is almost a guarantee that Slytherins will grow up into self-serving, arrogant, greedy, and outright evil beings, it is clear that this isn't always true. Slytherin may get a bad rep. However, it was, after all, the house of the famous wizard Merlin.

11 Best Biopics of 2023, According to IMDb

Brandon Mclachlan-Fearn — Thu, 04 Jan 2024 17:00:14 GMT

While 2023 saw many of the industry's usual suspects churning out more and more franchise entries, be it Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3' or Universal Studios 'Fast X' (the eleventh, yes, eleventh Fast and Furious film), diminishing box office return seems to be on trend when it comes to big-budget-franchise-films. Contrary to this, despite being released surrounded by behemoth projects with established and recognizable characters, the movies that dominated most online film discussion over 2023 were arguably Greta Gerwig's 'Barbie', Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' and Sir Ridley Scott's 'Napoleon'.

12 Best Meg Ryan Movies, Ranked

Daniela Gama — Thu, 04 Jan 2024 15:31:15 GMT

Although Meg Ryan began her acting career in 1981, starring in minor roles before joining the cast of the CBS soap opera As the World Turns in 1982, the actress ultimately rose to fame after starring in a series of hit romantic comedies in the 1990s, including When Harry Met Sally... which earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Lead Actress in a Motion Picture — Comedy or Musical. Ryan has become one of the biggest and most bankable stars in Hollywood ever since.