Scott Banner

4 days ago | whatculture.com | Ellie Littlechild |Lloyd Belcher |Scott Banner

There is life in these old dogs yet. For more awesome content, check out: http://whatculture.com/ Follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/whatculture Catch us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/whatculture Voiceover: Ellie Littlechild. Video Editor: Lloyd Belcher. Original Article by Scott Banner can be found here.

2 weeks ago | whatculture.com | Scott Banner

One of the biggest factors in getting bums on seats for a movie's opening weekend is how well it is marketed. Potential audiences need to know what's coming, and when it's coming, which leads to studios giving numerous updates on projects sometimes years before they are released. What ramps up anticipation more than a casting announcement, a trailer, or, of course, a release date?

4 weeks ago | whatculture.com | Scott Banner

The death of a character can offer any number of things to a movie, whether it be a huge emotional moment that will leave the audience in tears, something to move the plot forward and provide a motivation for others, or even some comic relief. One thing that has become clear over the years, however, is that passing to the other side is not always as final as it may seem. Dead movie characters often have a way of finding themselves back among the living - and not always for the better.

1 month ago | whatculture.com | Gareth Morgan |Daniel Lawton |Scott Banner

Was there ever a rule Doctor Strange didn't break? For more awesome content, check out: http://whatculture.com/ Follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/whatculture Catch us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/whatculture Voiceover: Gareth Morgan. Video Editor: Daniel Lawton. Original Article by Scott Banner can be found here.

1 month ago | whatculture.com | Scott Banner

War movies, arguably more than most other genres, put a specific importance on things feeling real and authentic. War is hell, and barring those genre efforts that skew more towards pulp and irreverence, the main focus tends to be on making things as convincing as possible. This is in spite of the fact that audiences know they are being tricked.