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For decades the workplace sitcom genre has generated laughs, drama, and heartbreak all on the silver screen. From the newsroom of The Mary Tyler Moore Show to Scranton’s Dunder Mifflin in The Office, the workplace sitcom has given audiences a setting and characters to relate to. There are so many amazing and hilarious workplace comedies, which makes it impossible to include all of them on this list. Superstore This NBC comedy might win the award for the most underrated comedy of the decade....

The problem with film reviews is that critics and fans each make up a very different type of audience. Critics are looking for dynamic plotting, intricate character development, deep performances, beautiful cinematography, inventive framing, lively editing, and a memorable musical score. But most fans don’t notice any of that. They’re just looking for an enjoyable moviegoing experience. In most cases, an enjoyable moviegoing experience unconsciously lines up with all of that technical stuff the critics are looking out for....

With all of the announcements from Disney’s D23 came the news of a few new Marvel series coming to Disney+. Moon Knight, Ms. Marvel, and She-Hulk will join the Marvel Cinematic Universe over the next few years. She-Hulk isn’t simply a female version of the Hulk. A lawyer by day, Jennifer Walters also participated in heroics with superhero teams like the Avengers and A-Force. For a time in the comics, she specialized in superhero law, defending many of her heroic friends in court....

There are a fair few people might say that making The Phantom Menace was the biggest continuity error in the Star Wars franchise itself. While it hasn’t had the best response from fans and critics, it certainly introduces a few cool characters and takes us to some interesting places. The film introduces midichlorians as an explanation for the force and we find out that C3PO was built by Anakin (even if the pair having no recognition of each other when they meet again many years later)....

There’s no question that Outlander is the perfect cocktail of fantasy, action, historical fiction, and romance, but is there another series like it? Maybe not in every respect, but there are many shows with a touch of fantasy and/or historical adventure that Outlander fans would appreciate. The Last Kingdom, for example, might not have dashing highlanders lurking about, but it’s filled to the brim with swoon-worthy Viking warriors and action-packed storylines....

Há uma grande variedade de aplicativos disponíveis para tornar os seus stories do Instagram divertidos e envolventes. Alguns aplicativos adicionam efeitos e animações aos stories, enquanto outros permitem recursos mais avançados de edição de fotos e vídeos. Enquanto o próprio Instagram oferece muitas opções criativas para criar stories, o uso de aplicativos mais especializados pode melhorá-los ainda mais. A seguir, é apresentada uma lista dos 10 melhores aplicativos para criar e compartilhar stories divertidos do Instagram:...

Jason Alexander is more than just George Costanza from Seinfeld. The show may be his best and most credited work but that’s not to say sitcoms are the only genre Alexander has been a part of. He’s played minor roles in films such as Pretty Woman, and Canadian animated TV comedies. He also appeared as a guest star in Friends. Presently, he is associated with the Broadway adaptation of The War of the Roses and we thought it’d be a good moment in time to take a look at Jason Alexander’s top roles, according to IMDb....

Please note: All salary information is based on U.S. national averages according to payscale.com at the time this article was written. 1. Threat intelligence analyst/hunter These individuals try to predict the future. No, they don’t use a crystal ball: they use in-depth research and technical analysis of networks and computer systems in an attempt to understand when and how potential threats may arise. Threat intelligence analysts work with companies, law enforcement and the government to help prevent cyberattacks....

Between the Arrowverse and DC Extended Universe, several DC Comics characters have debuted on the big screen and television. From the Flash and Aquaman to Batman and Wonder Woman, many of the big guns among the DC superheroes have graced the screens. But there are still so many more to work with. Fans are split on the success of the films in bringing those comic book characters and their stories to life....

When you think of your favorite movies, do you think about animated cartoons, complete with talented voice actors, or do you think of films with familiar faces of real people? Lucky for us, when we say “Disney movies,” you can think of both. Disney is unique and set apart from other production companies because they make animated and live action films; there’s something for everyone! Disney started with animation, and many classics have come in this form....

Lost ended its run in 2010 and all these years later, it still has legions of passionate fans eager to revisit and dissect the ground-breaking show. The series followed a group of survivors from a plane crash who find themselves stranded on a strange island filled with mysteries. The series had a large cast of lovable and memorable characters, but with the series being off the air for almost a decade, there are some people who popped up on the show that even the biggest fans many have forgotten about....

No matter how real it might feel at times, The CW’s beloved Arrowverse is completely fictional. There are no metahumans and there’s no former billionare playboy named Oliver Queen. The particle accelerator and Wave Rider exist only in our imaginations (at least for now). Even though we don’t exist in a world with superheroes and metahumans, not everything in the interconnected multiverse is for show. The actors may not be ending innocent lives and saving people’s lives, but they’re not the cushy Hollywood elite who some might assume....

Written, produced, and directed by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club is a 1985 movie that stars five members of the 1980s iconic Brat Pack: Judd Nelson as John Bender, Molly Ringwald as Claire Standish, Emilio Estevez as Andrew Clark, Anthony Michael Hall as Brian Johnson, and Ally Sheedy as Allison Reynolds. These five students, who represent the five archetypes – the criminal, the princess, the athlete, the brain, and the basket case – are forced to spend a Saturday in detention under the strict supervision of Principal Vernon....

There is a wannabe athlete living inside all of us. Beyond the valour of the battlefield, success in the athletic arena is often the most lauded facet of human accomplishment. While many have experienced some form of junior varsity victory, most of us will never know the thrill of winning on the global stage. Thanks to film, however, we can get a taste of the spotlight. For those moments when you want to see the underdog win, we here at Screen Rant have taken it upon ourselves to present you with The 10 Best Sports Movies on Netflix:...

There are a few things you expect when going to see a good horror film. The main lead who is enough of an everyman to make it easy for you to imagine them as your stand-in in that world. A scary soundtrack that makes the hairs at the back of your neck stand up. A kickass villain who will haunt your dreams and make you regret ever buying tickets to the film when the latest Jennifer Aniston rom-com offering was playing on the next screen—and, of course, a few characters that fall prey to the villain in satisfyingly gory ways....

The world of podcasting is the perfect medium for talking about movies, because podcasts can go on for any length of time. Unlike interviews for tv shows, which have dedicated time slots that interviews have to be cut down to fit into, podcasts can just ramble on. Often they are edited, but they have the luxury of changing the length of the episode to fit the content instead of the other way around....

Bravo has long been the home of reality TV programming that features the exploits of the relatable, the hardworking, and the wealthy. To this degree, one of the network’s flagship series includes Below Deck, a look into the lives of staff members working on a multi-million-dollar luxury yacht. Under a tightly run ship, the regimented discipline of the staffers often clashes with the guests’ upscale demands and leisurely loafing. Below Deck joins (or has inspired) a long line of similar reality shows that either focus on the affluent lifestyles of the mega-rich or the behind-the-scenes machinations of a very specific occupation....

ItSolo: A Star Wars Story is well known for its disappointing box office results, which led to the slowing down of canonical Star Wars universe films and the movement of Obi Wan’s spin-off into a show instead. However, Solo also has the impressive accolade of being the most problem-free Star Wars film. Unlike the other entries in the series, it isn’t full of inconsistency problems or filming errors, and (considering its poor performance) is a rather brilliant film....

James Bond was created when author Ian Fleming published his novel Casino Royale in 1953. Less than a decade later, the first film in the long-running series was released with Sean Connery in the starring role as a Secret Service agent operating under the codename 007. There have been a total of 24 James Bond movies to date, not including the unofficial Casino Royale in 1967 and Connery’s Never Say Never Again in 1983....

Anchorman is one of the most beloved comedies of the last few decades. Both films have been incredibly successful amongst fans and critics alike. The film’s quirky humor has, of course, inspired a lot of memes that have populated the internet over the years. It’s certainly one of Will Ferrell’s best roles, and the film’s legacy will live on in the form of memes. The quotes from the films can be applied to so many contexts, so here are 10 of the best and most hilarious memes based on Anchorman....