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4 days ago |
cbr.com | Nicholas J Brooks
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Comedy is one of the oldest and most important forms of entertainment, and even now, in a world of superheroes, action, scares, and the general concept of what "cinema" is, comedy is still important. While there have been more than a few big-budget laughs over the decades, such as The Hangover or Tropic Thunder, comedy, like horror, thrives when it has very little to work with. Anything from a Marx Brothers movie to Napoleon Dynamite is...
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1 week ago |
cbr.com | Nicholas J Brooks
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account When it comes to the idea of fandom and theme parks, it's always been understood that Disney's parks are largely a fandom in itself, while Universal Studios' parks excel at bringing existing fandoms to life. Disney has made continuous leaps in recent years with its groundbreaking attractions and worlds being brought to life from Avatar's Pandora to a whole new planet in the Star Wars universe. But Universal Studios has also been hard at...
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2 weeks ago |
cbr.com | Nicholas J Brooks
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account The Last Rodeo is a new sports drama that follows a retired bull-riding champion who, after his grandson is diagnosed with a tumor, must come out of retirement to compete and earn the money to help his family. However, the movie uses this premise to tell a powerful story filled with heart, hope, and a message to always keep fighting for what matters most. CBR had the chance to talk with Neal McDonough, the film's co-writer and star, and...
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3 weeks ago |
cbr.com | Nicholas J Brooks
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account One of the biggest and most controversial elements of the Transformers franchise has always been the human element. At best, humans are there to push the story that is still largely focused on the robots, and at worst, they can hijack a narrative completely, a la the Mark Wahlberg era of Transformers movies. But that doesn't mean that these characters don't necessarily matter. This is especially true in the earliest era of the franchise,...
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3 weeks ago |
cbr.com | Nicholas J Brooks
For over a century, Universal Pictures has delivered iconic films from Jaws and Jurassic Park to The Fast and the Furious and Back to the Future. That said, none of these movies would've been possible without the risky but ambitious decision to pursue horror films and adaptations of classic stories. Universal's Classic Monsters have become a staple of the studio and remain one of the most groundbreaking franchises in the genre and cinema.
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