
I recently saw Prey, the latest Predator movie. No Arnold Schwarzenegger or Adrien Brody this time around, though. This movie has a very different protagonist and is set in a different time and place.
I recently saw Prey, the latest Predator movie. No Arnold Schwarzenegger or Adrien Brody this time around, though. This movie has a very different protagonist and is set in a different time and place.
I was skeptical of No Way Home. Trying to tie a whole series of movies together is usually a recipe for a cinematic disaster. I still have a sour taste from X-Men: Days of Future Past and 007. Then again, Marvel has quite the track records.
No Time To Die is the newest James Bond movie, and the last one featuring Daniel Craig. How is this send off to the Bond of the last decade? Well…
The start of Obi Wan Kenobi shows a quick reel of Star Wars Episode One, Two, and Three clips. Seeing those clips immediately made my hackles rise. Everybody is free to love or hate the prequels like they see fit, but from a writing perspective they are filled with horrible mistakes. So, today, eight writing tips with examples from the Star Wars prequels as illustration how not to do ti.