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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
The Must-Watch Movies For Fans Of 'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy', as voted on by fans. Current Top 3: Catch and Release, The Idea of You, Under the Tuscan ...
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
For fans of Avatar seeking similar cinematic adventures, this curated list offers a selection of films that capture the same sense of wonder and thematic depth. Each film has been chosen for its ability to reflect the artistry and expansive world-building that made Avatar a standout experience.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice was supposed to kickstart Zack Snyder's Snyderverse and lead into The Justice League, but instead it is one of the most-hated comic book films to come out in recent years according to Rotten Tomatoes. While the movie is far from perfect, it doesn't deserve the level of hatred and animosity it's developed over the years.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
Harrison Ford's enduring legacy in Hollywood is marked by a filmography that captures his remarkable versatility and timeless appeal. This list highlights 15 unmissable films that span Ford's illustrious career, from his iconic roles as Han Solo in Star Wars and the adventurous Indiana Jones, to the more nuanced performances in movies like Blade Runner and Working Girl. These selections showcase Ford's ability to excel across genres, whether it be action, sci-fi, or drama.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
Starting with Marvel's Thor, actors Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston have played opposite one another as Thor and Loki. As brotherly rivals and allies, they have brought some of the best chemistry and charisma of any duo in the series. Beyond that, Hemsworth and Hiddleston have had some amazing moments off the big screen during press interviews. It's clear that the sibling relationship doesn't end in Asgard.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
Leonardo DiCaprio's impressive filmography includes standout performances in films like Titanic and Inception, showcasing his range from epic romance to mind-bending thrillers. Known for his ability to transform into complex characters, DiCaprio has consistently delivered performances that captivate and engage audiences worldwide.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
Those captivated by the unique blend of horror, mystery, and satire in The Menu will appreciate this carefully curated list of films echoing its thrilling essence. These handpicked recommendations contain the same spirit of tension and dark comedy. Further curated by votes from dedicated Rankers like yourself, these selections ensure a compelling follow-up to The Menu. Highlighted among these selections are Parasite and Get Out.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
From Redditor u/Nyxaus_Motts:I have always thought Bellatrix LeStrange seemed more dangerous than Voldemort. Sure, Voldemort is stronger than Bellatrix but he always seemed to flat out kill people whereas Bellatrix, forgive the expression, likes to play with her food. I just think given the choice between murder and drawn-out torture Voldemort will choose murder because it is simply a means to an end.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
Premise: How did Coriolanus Snow become a dictator? By being a sneaky little sociopath. The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes is a two-part movie that the filmmakers thankfully opted not to split up. The first part is a typical Hunger Games matchup. This is before the Tributes were given appropriate lodging and amenities and before people could sponsor gifts for Tributes - which is something Snow cooks up.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Leah Collins
Cary Elwes played the innocent farm boy-turned-pirate and Princess Buttercup’s true love, Wesley. While he played the romantic lead in films before, such as Guildford in Lady Jane with Helena Bonham Carter, this was the role that helped launch his career. “I’m very proud of it,” he said. “It gave me the career and life I have, so I’m very grateful for it.”After Princess Bride, Elwes went on to star in another wildly popular movie, Mel Brooks’s Robin Hood: Men in Tights, in 1993.
