What movie/series or who has defined sterotypes like: Aliens are gray UFOs are some kind of disk UFOs pick up cows with a beam and the list g
There's a common gag/cliche/trope/whatever in chase sequences in movies/tv/cartoons where two people are carrying a window/mirror/pane of glass across a road th
Many of the gags used in The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show had their roots in Vaudeville and were from their routines or even routines their friends did.
The following commentator writes: Historical baseball discoveries: Dazzy Vance was amazing. The '34 Cardinals had Dizzy Dean, Daffy Dean, Dazzy Vance
Many years ago I stumbled across the Raiders Of The Lost Ark story conference transcript on a film review website. Supposedly this is a typed transcript of seve
In spy movies, there are often sequences showing an overview of the ocean or a city, with a location like "SOUTH PACIFIC SEA" being written, letter by letter (o
In Arrested Development, Maeby and George Michael refer to Lucille as "Gangie". The other family members do this too, but usually only when speaking about her
After watching Bumblebee, this question arose in my mind. What are these Transformers? Are they some post-biological species or a different species all together
Zombie movies appear to have existed since at least the 1930s (see this question). But many critics trace the origin of essentially all modern zombie movies to
I'm asking b/c I've read the gun fu wiki and it omits key references. Clearly John Woo is the spiritual father, but his use of "balletic gunplay" is not what is