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Tim Allen Reveals What To Expect From 'Toy Story 4' And I Don't Think We're Ready

By Tanya
Every single one of us 90s kids remembers watching Toy Story when we were young and becoming absolutely obsessed. Do you know how many times I would try to sneak into my own room to try and catch my toys coming to life? An embarrassing number, that's for sure. There have already been three Toy Story movies, and each and every one of them has been great - particularly the third installment. I know a lot of people give sequels a lot of flack, but Toy Story 3 had me openly sobbing in a movie theater. Sure, they are animated,

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The First Full-Length Trailer For The 'Mary Poppins' Sequel Is Here And It's Magical

By Tanya
Mary Poppins will be flying back into our lives soon with the new movie Mary Poppins Returns, and now we've got out first good look at what to expect. The first full trailer has been released, and it's positively magical. Emily Blunt has stepped into the role as Mary Poppins, taking over from the absolutely perfect Julie Andrews, and from the look of the trailer, she seems very comfortable as the iconic nanny. Mary Poppins Returns picks up many years after the original, with Mary coming back to help the Banks family once again. It seems as though the children

90s

'Mermaids' Was The Weirdest Movie Of The 90s But No One Remembers It

By Tanya
There are a lot of forgotten movies from our childhood. Some probably deserve to be forgotten, while others were too weird so they were just not appreciated as much as they should have been. One of these often ignored movies was the 1990 movie Mermaids. Sure, it's not really about mermaids specifically, but if there is any human in the world who is basically a real-life mermaid, it would be Cher. It's definitely a weird movie though, I mean, do you even remember how insane the plot was? Cher stars in this bizarre story about an unconventional family in the

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'Police Academy' Star Just Revealed A New Sequel Is Happening 24 Years Later

By Tanya
When Police Academy first came out in 1984, people became nothing short of obsessed. The cop comedy turned into a franchise with sex more films following the original. Starring Steve Guttenberg, Kim Cattral, Michael Winslow, and G.W. Bailey, this movie was an instant classic. The movie came out during a really competitive time, with other iconic films like Ghostbusters, Gremlins, Splash, and Sixteen Candles all coming out around the same time. Sure, critics weren't the biggest fans of the gross-out humor, but that didn't stop the movie from making nearly $150 million dollars at the box office. Even though

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Wile E. Coyote Is Finally Getting His Own Movie So The Road Runner Better Watch Out

By Tanya
Everyone has watched Bugs Bunny and his buddies get up to all kinds of crazy hijinks, and we all had our favorite characters. Some people really loved watching Sylvester fail to catch Tweety, while others preferred to watch Bugs completely humiliate Elmer Fudd. For me, Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner were always one of my favorite parts of the entire show. If you ever need a lesson on persistence, Wile was your guy. No matter how badly he failed, how many cliffs he fell off of, or mountains he ran into, that dedicated and hungry fellow never gave

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Sean Astin Talks Bruises, Box-Office Failure, And Big Tackles Behind The Cult Classic 'Rudy'

By Tanya
Sean Astin is one of the most underrated actors from the 90s. People always remember the big stars like Leonardo DiCarprio or Jonathon Taylor Thomas, but unless specifically mentioned, Astin's success seems to be forgotten. It's a real shame too, because his movies were such classics. He was in a lot of classics like Goonies and of course Lord of the Rings, but it was his movie about a persistent football player that should be on everyone's mind. Rudy was actually one of the best sports movies ever. It came out 25 years ago, and after all this time it's

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The Cast Of 'Back To The Future' Reunited And Great Scott, It Was Perfect

By Tanya
All of us have thought about time travel at one point or another. Whether it was thinking about where you'd like to go, or how fun it would be, it's definitely crossed each of our minds. A lot of our obsession with time travel is no doubt caused by the popularity of Back to the Future, and how much fun it looks like it would be. Sure, Marty McFly ran into a few issues here and there, but it all worked out in the end! The movie (and its two sequels) made us believe that anything was possible as long

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The 'Matilda Challenge' Is Purest Thing On The Internet You Didn't Know You Needed

By Tanya
I don't know about you, but every time I see these so-called "challenges" that teens are doing I get completely thrown off. Why are kids eating laundry detergent? Why are they jumping out of moving vehicles? I'm sure the older generation thought the same about the weird things we did, but at least we didn't have the internet so it wasn't like it spread all that far. But now there is finally one that we can all get behind. Not only is it impressive, but brings back a classic moment from one of the best movies ever. Introducing the "Matilda

70s

John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John Reunite For The 40th Anniversary Of 'Grease'

By Tanya
Watching Grease as a kid was basically like seeing the epitome of idyllic high school situations. The coolest guy in school falls in love with a girl who teaches him how to be a better person, while teaching her how to loosen up. It really defined high school movies forever, and has remained a classic ever since. It's hard to believe that it has been 40 years since the movie came out, but here we are. When Grease came out in 1978, I don't know that anyone expected it to become the mega-hit that it did. John Travolta is still

80s

The Original 'Transformers' Movie Is Coming Back To Theaters And We're Ready To Roll Out

By Tanya
How many times have you watched the classic 1986 Transformers movie? Probably a lot right? The classic story about our favorite robots in disguise is the only one that matters to a lot of us. Sorry Shia LaBeouf, but the only Optimus Prime we really want to see is the cartoon one. Okay, sure, a lot of people seem to love the live-action movies, otherwise why else would they be making a sixth one? But I think we can all admit that the cartoon is where true fans go when they want to watch some quality Transformers content. The movie
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