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With Avengers: Endgame breaking box office records left and right, and dominating the theater scene, it's hard to imagine that making over a billion dollars opening weekend will not change the theater going experience. After Disney's finalization with the Fox merger, now owning a scary percentage
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Late last year Netflix exploded onto the scene again with a resurgence of the choose your own adventure genre of filmmaking with Bandersnatch. A movie that gave you different outcomes and encouraged viewer participation. Similarly, Netflix is going full force into this genre with its latest TV show You vs
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Spanning over a decade, the Marvel Cinematic Universe boasts an incredible track record when it comes to their films. Regardless of how critically received they've been the vast majority of fans would be hard pressed to find failures amongst the bunch, and sadly one of those films is
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Doctor Who premiered in November of 1963. Through many incarnations it has lasted through the decades, but in 1989 is was canceled. A TV movie tried to bring it back with a focus on an American audience in 1996, but alas that was not enough. It wasn't until
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Movies have turned to books for adaptations since the beginning. As the decades rolled along movies found source material in comic books, video games, and true events but books have always been their main source of material when it comes to adaptations. In 2015 they made a movie based on
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As someone who enjoys a good review, or podcast discussion, on film I'm equally interested in that of television because in the last decade televised programming has exploded like the big bang and not enough people, and critics, seem to be talking about the same thing which can