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7 Movies That Wouldn't Fly If Released Today

By Emma Sheedy
These classic films weren't seen as "racy" in their time, and we would have never thought twice about them being anything other than funny. In today's strongly politically correct generation, all of these films would be looked at as extremely offensive and flat-out unacceptable. 1. Breakfast at Tiffany'sAlthough this is still a classic that we all love, the problem is with Mickey Rooney, a white actor who plays the Asian character, Mr. Yunioshi. With buck teeth and a fake accent, it seems like the filmmakers weren’t even trying to be politically correct. CBS2. Ghostbusters This movie has just about

80s

"Bill & Ted" Sequel In The Works, And It Sounds Most Excellent

By Meg
If you haven't seen Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, can you even call yourself a child of the 80s and 90s? Slash FilmKeanu Reeves and Alex Winter star as Bill and Ted, two knuckleheads who need to save the world by traveling through time. They also need to get their band back together and pass their history class...so it's a stressful time all around. There were two movies in the franchise, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, but we've always secretly wished there were more. Random MovementWith all the news of revivals (both for TV shows and

70s

10 Animated Movies That You Always Seem To Forget About

By Alex
It seems that a new animated movie is hitting the big screen, the television, or going straight to DVD every other week. With so many films inundating the market, it makes it hard to remember all of the classics that we used to watch as children. Even if we do remember most of our favorites, there are always those ones that we watched and loved, but completely forgot about as the years passed by. If you need a little bit of a reminder, hopefully this list will bring back memories of watching these movies, so that your kids can enjoy

80s

'Crocodile Dundee' Claims To Be Back (Sort Of), But People Aren't Buying It

By Tanya
Everyone remembers watching Crocodile Dundee over and over when they were young, and thinking that it was the best representation of Australia imaginable. "That's not a knife, this is a knife" is still quoted to this day basically any time someone mentions the country. Well, now it's back, but not exactly how we imagined it would be.Paramount PIcturesThe original movie came out 32 years ago, and it was a great success. With all the reboots that are coming around, it would have been surprising if they left it alone. However, normally we get a bit of warning before a

80s

Scenes That Always Make Us Wish Our Lives Were Like An '80s Movie

By Emma Sheedy
I think we can all agree our lives would be better if they were an 80s movie. Here's a list of 8 80s movies scenes we wished happened in our lives: 1. The Breakfast Club - Closet SceneThe look Bender gives Claire still melts my heart.eightieskids2. Pretty In Pink - I Love You SceneI don't think anyone's proms were actually this memorable. All I remember from it was a sweaty gym with awkward dancing, definitely not crushes proclaiming their love for anyone.   womas day3. Dirty Dancing - Final DanceI had the time of my life rewatching this scene

90s

11 Movie Moments From The 90s That Still Make Us Cry

By Zachary
When we were young, we weren't ashamed to be totally heartbroken over the fate of our favorite cartoon characters. Now, as adults, we're still heartbroken but just a little ashamed about it.We were so unprepared to deal with the wave of emotions these 11 scenes brought on. And let's be honest, we probably always will be. Grab a tissue!1. The Iron GiantWarner Bros.Knowing that Vin Diesel is the voice behind this 50-foot-tall metal robot from outer space just makes it even more strange when we get all sad and weepy about him at the end of the

80s

Clue Remake Announces Their Star And Hints At What To Expect, And We're Not Sure How To Feel

By Tanya
The classic board game turned hilarious cult classic is coming back to the big screen and people are getting excited about the new casting announcement. The board game Clue came out all the way back in 1949, but it was in 1985 that they developed one of the funniest movies of our generation. The murder mystery starred Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Christopher Lloyd, Michael McKean, Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, and Eileen Brennan. Universal PicturesThe movie was really one of a kind in that it had three alternate endings. Spoilers ahead if you haven't watched it! Ending AParamount PicturesThe first

00s

5 Roles That Turned Heath Ledger From Dropout To Legendary Actor

By Jon
10 years ago, the world lost a rising star too soon, and in that time we have found new reasons to mourn the loss of a talented and heartwarming actor. Heath Ledger died ten years ago in an apparent overdose to prescription drugs that he had obtained in order to deal with mental health problems he had been suffering. We remember Ledger for his versatility as an actor, as he famously said "I feel like I am wasting my time if I repeat myself."In remembrance to his legacy, we'll look back at some of the most defining roles he

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13 Facts About "13 Going On 30" That Won't Age You 17 Years Overnight

By Meg
13 Going On 30 remains a classic piece of film history to this day. It's hard to believe the movie is already turning 14 years old this year, but that's probably because we all watch it all the time anyways, so it feels like no time has passed. But even the most die-hard fan may not know these things about everyone's favorite Mark Ruffalo movie. 1. Jennifer Garner was made for the role. SonyWhen her Alias co-stars found out Garner was going to be playing a 13-year-old girl, they said she was perfect for the role because she "acted like
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