Tag Archives: Movies

Toned Down Movie Titles

When selecting a movie title (or premise for that matter) it’s important to catch people’s eye with how epic the title sounds. The right name can convey either a level of excitement that immediately hooks the audience, or sounds just … Continue reading

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Top 10 Mid-Series Shake-Ups: part 2

Today I’m finishing off the list of Top 10 Mid-Series Shake-Ups by going over numbers 6-10, because that’s how math works. Again, I’ve put them in order of most frequently used (by my reckoning), which is not the same thing … Continue reading

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Top 10 Mid-Series Shake-Ups: Part 1

When writing a long-running series, sometimes significant changes must occur to give the audience a sense of newness and the passage of time, or just to make sure things don’t get stale. There are a number of different things writers … Continue reading

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Random Posters and Pins 5

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Your Highness – (a film analysis)

I didn’t really enjoy myself the first time I decided to try this movie, and afterward I didn’t know how I felt about it. Then one day I saw it on again and I decided to give it another shot, … Continue reading

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The Last 20 Minutes of Elf – (a two-part film review)

Roughly 20 minutes. It’s about the time that James Caan’s character and his younger son, who clearly have no relationship, have a single moment of connection and it turns out they have a secret handshake. That’s the first sign that … Continue reading

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Elf – (a two-part film review)

I’m doing this review in two parts, because most of this movie was really good, and then the last twenty minutes or so feel like a completely different movie. I’ll explain why in Part Two. The premise of the story … Continue reading

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My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad (part 2)

Got some new ones here. A few are obscure but most are recognizable. Also, thanks to shanksxshanks for providing some of these. Part 1 Part 3

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My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad

I was originally gonna post this collection on Father’s Day, but then I thought I should post it a few days early so people can find it and share anything they like. I did quite a few of these, so hopefully you’ll find … Continue reading

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Little Shop Of Horrors (1987) – (a film review)

Considering the success of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, I’m surprised that this film didn’t have more of a cult following. It has many memorable and outrageous characters. This was one of the first “grown-up” comedies that I saw, and … Continue reading

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