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Somewhere, Out There, You're Realizing An American Tail Is 30 Years Old

By Tanya
If you didn't already feel old this morning, then prepare yourself, because the movie about a lovable mouse who gets lost in New York has turned thirty. That's right, An American Tale is 30-years-old. Released November 21st, 1986, the classic cartoon was directed by Don Bluth, the man who gave us many of our favorite non-Disney cartoons including The Land Before Time, All Dogs Go To Heaven, and Anastasia. But today, on the 30th anniversary of An American Tale, we celebrate Fievel and his family.        Giphy    Before kids needed to find Nemo or figure

90s

'Matilda' Cast: Where Are They Now?

By Meg
Matilda was a staple for all 90s kids. We could all somehow relate to a little girl who just wanted to be accepted for what she was. It was a little terrifying at times, though. That chokey still haunts me. And though I love chocolate cake, watching Bruce be forced to eat it was a little traumatizing. But where are these lovable kids now? It's been 20 years since 'Matilda' came out and they've definitely changed. Although a few people look unrecognizable. Mara Wilson as MatildaMara Wilson now has her own blog called Mara Writes Stuff. She took a break

90s

90s Kids Rejoice: Space Jam is Coming Back To Theaters

By Meg
It's been almost 20 years since Space Jam first came out in theaters. Yup. You read that right. 20 whole years. November 15th, 1996: the day the entire world changed for the better. And now, for the 20th anniversary of undeniably the best cartoon-live action crossover about Looney Tunes playing basketball, Space Jam will be coming back to theaters. It won't be everywhere, and it won't be permanent, but 450 theaters across the United States will be blessed with the privilege of screening the blockbuster hit on November 13th and November 16th. It will also include a more recent Looney

70s

Wait...Did Sandy Die At The Beginning Of Grease?

By Meg
We all know Grease. We all love Grease. What could be better than a happy movie-musical about two people falling in love ending up together?Well what if I told you Sandy from Grease actually DIES at the beginning of the movie?That's what's being sent around the Internet right now. A fan theory has resurfaced explaining how it's entirely possible that Grease is about Sandy's dream she has while in a coma from drowning. "During the song 'Summer Nights,' Danny and Sandy recount how they first met and started a summer fling. The line, 'I saved her life,

Retro

The Craziest Things Movies Have Done To Get The Perfect Shot

By Jon
Every movie needs a director, and every director has a vision for the movie. While most things can be left to the skills of the actors or the special effects crew, sometimes the perfect shot needs a higher level of creativity. Not all of these were the best idea (in fact some of it may have been abuse) but no one can deny that the directors of these movies were able to do something incredible, with a little bit of ingenuity. Rocky IVQueensland TimesEven though Rocky ends up winning this one, the final fight against Ivan Drago nearly cost Stallone
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