The appeal of the thriller movie is quite simple and universal: In its platonic form, it scratches a particular itch and satisfies our collective urge for action and suspense in a way that frankly no other genre can. No generation of moviegoers has ever grown tired of shelling out for new titles that will get […]
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10 Great 2010s Western Movie Classics You Probably Haven’t Seen
Who says the westerns are dead now? They’re still alive. Of course, now we don’t get them all the time as we used to get back in time but they continue to evolve, and every year we get good amount of entertaining or thoughtful westerns. 2010s was a good enough decade for the genre with […]
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The 10 Most Beautiful Movies of All Time
Good-looking movies are a dime a dozen. And combing through likely titles for this list, one quickly realizes there are far too many eye-popping gems in cinema history to name, which renders the task of narrowing down the 10 most visually sublime movies of all time awfully subjective and arbitrary. It also explains some glaring […]
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10 Great 1980s Thriller Movie Classics You Probably Haven’t Seen
The 1980s was the age of the blockbuster, a time when stories and backdrops were getting bigger and more lavish by each passing year. The Indiana Jones and Star Wars franchises led the decade when it came to box office receipts, while sequels and prequels also guaranteed big bucks. In the eyes of both the […]
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The 10 Most Rewatchable Sci-Fi Films of All Time
Great sci-fi movies satisfy a unique craving in all of us that no other genre can. To qualify for this list, however, it’s not sufficient to be a universally acclaimed or highly influential genre touchstone that’s held up remarkably well today. Screw that. Today, we’re counting down a number of compulsively rewatchable sci-fi movies that […]
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10 Great Western Movies You Probably Haven’t Seen
The western has been a quintessentially American film genre since the silent era, however, its dimensions considerably expanded during the sound era, from John Ford’s Stagecoach (1939), My Darling Clementine (1946), The Searchers (1956), and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) to Fred Zinnemann’s High Noon (1952) and George Stevens’ Shane (1953). One of […]