Moviemakers have been trying their damnedest to create shocking third-act reveals that change everything we’ve seen before, and send us out of the theater reeling. Instead, most of them are befuddling, laughable, or just plain stupid. Here are a few examples (with a rather obvious spoiler alert).
This is supposed to be the future. We’re supposed to have all of this stuff at the click of a mouse, but instead, online viewing seems to be moving backwards — into a landscape of fewer choices and blockbuster homogeny.
Feast your mind on the following selection of books that were censored or expurgated from their original, more scandalous formats.
The quickly canceled British series 'Heil Honey, I’m Home!,' which placed Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun into the world of a wacky ’50s-style sitcom. No, really.
Laugh and feel literary at the same time with a few of his best book-themed comic strips.
How accurate is it? I decided to find out by seeing the movie with a bodybuilder and personal trainer.
Don’t play these while your boss is around. Obviously.
Tina Fey stars in our all-time favorite: a 1995 ad for Mutual Savings Bank reminds us that much of "30 Rock"’s funniest material was culled from real life.
The heyday of railway travel may have passed, but the nostalgic allure of architecturally striking infrastructure has ensured that it’s not the end of the line for many historic station buildings.
We could spend an entire day getting lost in one of JF Rauzier’s libraries.
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