Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie share a lot of similarities. We aren’t just talking about the two movies arriving at the box office on the same weekend
The late Robin Williams, who’s still fondly remembered for his movies like Dead Poets Society and Good Will Hunting had his breakthrough with Good Morning, Vietnam. The 1987 war comedy
Bradley Cooper’s most popular movie is certainly The Hangover, as his character Phil and his two friends end up getting embroiled in a lot of trouble
Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield or two of the most memorable characters from Pulp Fiction, as director Quentin Tarantino takes his audience through a journey that
Hilary Swank got her breakout role in Hollywood in 1994 in the movie The Next Karate Kid, but it wasn’t until her Oscar-winning performance in
Suicide Squad’s Deadshot is set to tag along with Black Panther’s Erik Killmonger in Warner Bros’ I Am Legend 2. Will Smith has kept a
Alfred Hitchcock, the brains behind the iconic movie Rear Window (1954) and many more classics is considered Hollywood’s ultimate Master of Suspense. Christopher Nolan, who’s a legendary
Hollywood over the years and decades has given an array of iconic and memorable franchises. From Marvel and DC’s never-ending tales of superheroes (followed by
Brad Pitt’s last two films are all about speed. Babylon traces the transformation in the lives of characters like Jack Conrad (Pitt) and Nellie LaRoy (Margot Robbie)
Stranger Things saga started with a mystery of a lost kid in 1980s Indiana. The incident blows papers over the secret cracks and supernatural forces
