Robert Lee III

5 days ago | collider.com | William Hillman |Robert Lee III

Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Here is a simplified version of the story contents: The first decade of the new millennium had an undeniable impact on lasting quality and legacy in the realm of filmmaking. From massive technological advancements to the rise of rising stars and up-and-coming visionaries making their names known, the 2000s saw a multitude of great films released. However, the decade was far from perfect when it came to the inherent quality of films released,...

5 days ago | collider.com | Robert Lee III

Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Here is a simplified version of the story contents: Few genres have directly complimented and brought the best out of one another quite like action and comedy, making for easily one of the most iconic and memorable combinations of genres in terms of filmmaking. Whether it be classic slapstick comedies from the classic era of Hollywood or modern satires that blend high-octane action with goofy characters and witty dialogue, there have been...

6 days ago | collider.com | Hugh Keays-Byrne |Robert Lee III

Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Here is a simplified version of the story contents: The 2010s were a largely monumental decade in action filmmaking, with many genre-defining outings and revolutionary titles that have become modern-day classics of the medium. From some of the biggest and most successful blockbusters of all time to lower-budget indie films that were pushing the barriers for what was possible in action filmmaking, action films were easily the defining genre...

6 days ago | collider.com | Justin Klawans |Adam Blevins |Chris McPherson |Robert Lee III

1 week ago | collider.com | Robert Lee III

One simply can't understate just how effective the prospects of preexisting material are when it comes to creating a film. Having a built-in audience for a specific story or character makes creating a film about them that much easier. It's easy to explain the massive explosion of adaptations that have been seen in film, with many being highly successful critically, at the box office, or both.