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Jason Bancroft

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  • 3 weeks ago | ranker.com | Jason Bancroft

    Gaslighting in films is all about making characters, and us, question what's real and what's not. This psychological trickery has been used in movies to leave us feeling uneasy and second-guessing everything. The term comes from the 1944 movie Gaslight, where a husband convinces his wife she's losing her mind, and since this movie was released, this kind of manipulation pops up in all sorts of films, from old classics to modern thrillers, showing how easy it can be for someone to twist reality.

  • 3 weeks ago | ranker.com | Jason Bancroft

    The concept of mind control has fascinated filmmakers for decades, creating some of cinema's most memorable and terrifying villains. These movies about mind control have a way of taking us on wild rides with their creative and sometimes downright bizarre mind manipulation methods. Villains in these films often come up with outlandish techniques that leave us both fascinated and freaked out.

  • 3 weeks ago | ranker.com | Jason Bancroft

    What the mission is: Saving Private Ryan follows a squad of soldiers is tasked with a mission to find and bring home Private James Ryan, who is stationed somewhere in the chaos of WWII France. The idea is to spare one family's grief after losing multiple sons to the war. How it all goes wrong: Though they succeed in locating Ryan, the mission exacts a heavy toll. Most of the team doesn't make it back, leading to a sobering reflection on duty and sacrifice.

  • 4 weeks ago | ranker.com | Jason Bancroft

    Why It's Similar: Taron Egerton doesn't just play Elton John in Rocketman – he becomes him, providing his own vocals in this kaleidoscopic musical fantasy. While Bohemian Rhapsody occasionally played it safe with Mercury's story, Rocketman fully embraces the excesses of its subject, using fantastical musical sequences to explore John's journey from shy piano prodigy to global superstar battling addiction.

  • 4 weeks ago | ranker.com | Jason Bancroft

    Why It's Similar:This film masterfully blends courtroom drama with supernatural elements, echoing the psychological tension found in Bring Her Back. It challenges characters' deeply held beliefs and perceptions of reality, creating a narrative where science and the supernatural clash. As in Bring Her Back, viewers are invited to ponder the limits of human understanding when confronted with inexplicable horrors. What The Movie Is About:The Rev.

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