WatchMojo.com presents the Top 20 most paused moments in cinema history. Among the nominees are Mrs. Robinson’s seduction scenes in The Graduate, Sharon Stone’s stunning leg cross in Basic Instinct and, believe it or not, the swaying Jessica Rabbit in Commando Cartoons’ Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Can you guess which scene is the most paused?
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University students refuse to take responsibility for a mess created in the aftermath of one of their protests. Original animation from Me Me Meme.
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Clint Eastwood talks about how he dealt with bullies growing up and when he realized that the term “Make My Day” would become his slogan forever. “We’re living in sort of a more pussy generation now” – Clint Eastwood in 2009, as told to Cal Fussman.
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The Italian master of dark and light, Caravaggio led a crazy, dangerous life, full of giant creativity and incredible paintings. Get the lowdown on this greatest of artists.
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Remember the car scene from the 2001 animated film WAKING LIFE by Texas-based filmmaker Richard Linklater?
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Stephen Green thinks most DC Comics movie adaptations, in a word, “Suck.” Why can’t they be more like Marvel? What’s the secret recipe? Will Aquaman break the curse by breaking the character? Here, Green discusses the issue with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott on the latest Right Angle.
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Michael Saba says the 1994 live-action Street Fighter is a bad film, but it’s also one of the greatest movies you’ll ever see. This is the untold story of the how the greatest bad movie of all time got made.
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Looks like this year’s Oscars ceremony saw a ratings decline approaching 16 percent, not at all surprising with so many Hollywood Liberals preening and pressing their warped political agenda. Here, Mark Dice takes a look at the nonsense, focusing on Jimmy Kimmel’s lame attacks on President Trump, Vice President Pence and Fox News.
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Set your phasers to “thrill” with this Nerdist Presents parody that explores classic Star Trek in the style of the pulpy B-movies that influence Quentin Tarantino. With shades of Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Inglorious Basterds, “Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek: Voyage to Vengeance” clips out the bloodiest, punchiest, killingest moments from The Original Series and recuts them in a style that Tarantino would approve of.
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Paul Joseph Watson hasn’t seen the new movie Black Panther. But he wonders, “Why is Hollywood pandering to racist Trump supporters?”
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