Friday Music Video: Last Christmas (1984)
To celebrate the Holiday weekend, Chad revisits the "Last Christmas" music video featuring George Michael in his 80's golden coiffed prime.
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Friday Music Video: People Are People (1984)
Depeche Mode's stylish music video for "People Are People" helped propel the electronica band to the U.S. charts.
Avatar (2009): A technical stunning, 3-D marvel built around a middling and uneven storyline
With "Avatar 2" hitting theaters this weekend, Chad revisits James Cameron's groundbreaking 2009 original.
Trailer Review: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)
Sony released our first look at the highly anticipated sequel "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
Gone Girl (2014): David Fincher’s gripping mystery is a haunting, dual-sided exploration of a psychotic marriage
Christian dives into "Gone Girl," David Fincher's adaption of the acclaimed mystery novel by Gillian Flynn.
Friday Music Video: Uptown Girl (1983)
Billy Joel dances with his future wife Christie Brinkley in the charming "Uptown Girl" from his 1983 smash LP "An Innocent Man."
Sunset Boulevard (1950): The classic film noir is still a powerful commentary on the dark side of Hollywood
Director Billy Wilder's groundbreaking film noir "Sunset Boulevard" paints a dark and bleak picture of the classic Hollywood dream.
Friday Music Video: Cool (2005)
Chad travels back to 2005 and revisits Gwen Stefani's "Cool," a gem in the No Doubt front woman's solo career.
Trailer Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023)
Lucasfilm kicks off December with the first teaser of the highly anticipated "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," the finale of Ford's iconic archeologist.
Blade Runner 2049 (2017): The sequel to the cyberpunk classic is a worthy follow-up, marrying the visual grandeur of the original with a more complex narrative
Ridley Scott handed directing reigns to Denis Villeneuve for "Blade Runner 2049," the masterful sequel to his cyberpunk noir classic.