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In an age when sitcoms liked tackling tough issues or spewing family values, one show eschewed both and focused solely on eliciting laughs with the some of the silliest jokes a live action sitcom could conceivably tell. That prime time sitcom was Night Court. From 1984 to 1992, audiences tuned in once a week to laugh their butts off to any of the cartoonish characters, whether that be the sleazy and lecherous Dan Fielding, the judge who never takes his job seriously Harold T....

With How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World released last year, the story of Hiccup and Toothless has ended. We have been told there will be no fourth movie. So what now? What do we do with our How to Train Your Dragon feelings? Well, we suggest reading the books, make a cosplay, write a fan-fiction, or make fan art! In fact, there is a lot of fan art out there for How to Train Your Dragon....

Following is a handpicked list of Top Low-Code Development Platforms, with their popular features and website links. The list contains both Open Source(Free) and Commercial(Paid) software: 1) Visual LANSA Visual LANSA Hybrid low-code development platform enables companies to digitally transform their business and increase IT efficiency while reducing risk and technical debt. Features: Allow every developer to work on any part of an application. Increase output without adding headcount or hiring expensive developers and eliminate specialized teams....

There is perhaps no actor with as impressive of a reputation in the business as Meryl Streep. Her name is synonymous with excellence in acting and her filmography backs up that reputation with decades of incredible performances in a wide range of films and roles. Streep holds the record for the most Oscar nominations for an actor with a stunning 21 nominations to date of which she has won three. She is an actor who can play commanding authoritative roles, heartbreaking dramatic roles, and hugely entertaining comedic roles without missing a beat....

You might know them for being the studio that brought us the likes of Buzz and Woody, Mike and Sulley, or Wall-E and Eve, but Pixar has done several other projects than its beloved feature films. We’re, of course, talking about the studio’s underrated short subjects normally aired before each theatrical film. Before they were cranking out emotional powerhouse pictures, they focused on honing their craft through shorts, and we’re here today to look at ten of their best....

As superheroes continue to dominate the worldwide box office, the demand for more unique takes on those with superpowers grows. Luckily for viewers, comic publishers outside of the friendly competition between DC and Marvel are stepping up to fulfill this newfound interest in superhero stories. Some major developments for the genre include comics mainstay Todd McFarlane rebooting Spawn with the help of Blumhouse Productions and Valiant Comics partnering with Sony Pictures to bring the Harbinger Wars and more to cinemas....

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness featured a number of fan-favorite characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, (and from outside the established MCU as well) as the multiverse begins to crumble around them, due in part to the meddling of both Doctor Strange and the Scarlet Witch. While Multiverse of Madness features an abundance of characters both new and old, it also leaves many out of the action. Though several prominent MCU characters are not seen in the events of this film, there are several who are referenced, both directly and indirectly, despite their absence....

Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is one of the most divisive superhero movies ever made; pulling down big sales, awful reviews, a rollercoaster box-office and starting heated arguments between fans, critics and just about anyone who decides to have an opinion about it. But one thing everyone seems to agree on: Wonder Woman stole the show. Even though she only appears in her trademark costume for a few minutes of screentime, Gal Gadot’s performance as the first ever live-action movie incarnation of the world’s most famous female superhero just might be the most talked-about part of one of the year’s biggest movies; and even audiences who didn’t care for the Zack Snyder-directed team-up vehicle in which she debuted appear to be eagerly awaiting her first solo movie, currently in production under director Patty Jenkins....

It’s that time of year again where we can all enjoy a Christmas movie. Although some people choose to watch these classics all year round, the majority of us are just experiencing these films once again for the first time in a while. While some of the films here are perhaps a collection of the highest-grossing Christmas movies, they all share a distinct quality. When you think about the plot, characters, or locations, they are actually secretly horrifying....

The mid-point of the Star Wars sequel trilogy was as divisive as ever amongst fans of the saga. Some view it as a bold, unafraid entry that took risks and delivered twists unlike any other entry to the franchise. Some literally think it should be wiped from the Star Wars canon. No matter what your stance on the film is, there are a fair few continuity errors to get your teeth into, raising questions about the order in which the film was shot and how much attention was paid in the editing process....

1. Use the Shortcut Your iPhone’s lock screen has a Camera shortcut button that easily accessible. Use it to better guarantee that you can take the perfect shot at a moment’s notice. You can also swipe left to open the Camera app from the lock screen. 2. 3D Touch and Haptic Touch Late-generation iPhones have either 3D Touch or Haptic Touch installed. Both provide shortcuts when you press hard on an app icon on your iPhone Home screen....

So many movies come out on a weekly basis, it is easy for them to get lost in the shuffle if they are not of the utmost quality. Such a fate can befall films even if they already belong to a part of an ongoing franchise, as the following ten entries will show. For one reason or another, these works in their respective franchises didn’t reach the same heights as their peers....

For almost as long as there have been video games, there have been film tie-ins. As a rumoured landfill filled with Atari ET games can attest, the games don’t always live up to the source material, but on the flip side of that, some games actually manage to eclipse the films they’re based on. While that may not be the case with every game on this list, we think all of these games did a pretty admirable job of capturing the essence of the films that inspired them....

For many of us who were kids in the late 90s and early 2000s, the Harry Potter franchise is arguably a treasured piece of our nostalgic past. Because essentially, it’s an escapist fantasy where young people get to do amazing and important things that impact their world. The franchise was also incredibly popular and inspired many similar fictional works including animated shows. Granted, some of them proceeded Harry Potter and aren’t as directly influenced by it as others....

Jordan Peele’s Us has received over $100 million at the box office, making it a huge hit. The director already had a brilliant level of success for his movie, Get Out in 2017. Us kept the theme of socio-political lessons and symbolism, but Peele still managed to surprise and wow his audience by making the takeaway more broad and challenging to unpack. So what kind of work went behind this movie anyway?...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe recently hit a decade-long milestone. Throughout the past 10 years, the studio released more hits than misses. On the big and small screen, fans witnessed as some pretty epic friendships grew. Amongst these legendary friendships are Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes, Natasha Romanoff and Clint Barton, Tony Stark and Bruce Banner. Rather than villains, the MCU has created some awesome frenemies. Technically, the whole of Captain America: Civil War was about how Tony Stark and Steve Rogers are frenemies (amongst other things)....

We don’t really look to sitcoms for romance, unless they’re dubbed romantic comedies, of course. We look to them to deliver the laughs. And the best ones do. But sometimes, a bit of romance sweetly finds its way in, and we can’t help but cheer when it happens. Usually, it’s the result of a slow burn romance that viewers have waited, week after week, to finally see come to fruition. Whether it’s friends that finally take the next step, enemies that realize they are meant for one another, one party quietly pining for the other, work that gets in the way, or a denial of feelings… When that kiss finally happens, it’s fireworks....

The Good Place has been a dramatic and hilarious series through and through. While it gets us laughing on a regular basis, there’s no doubt that they’ve snuck in several other themes and messages along the way. One of those themes is the connection formed between two humans (or not-humans, in the case of Janet). The Good Place has shown us both the best and worst that people can be towards one another....

From its inception in 2005 until its controversial ending in 2014, How I Met Your Mother was a smash hit, raking in ratings, awards, and money for its cast and crew as well as being hugely popular, accumulating a huge base of adoring fans over the years. The show was so popular and well done that it led to a series of celebrity cameos. While there were stars such as Joe Manganiello, Bob Odenkirk, and Bryan Cranston with recurring roles in the show, there were many stars who only appeared briefly, or for one episode that you would be forgiven for forgetting....

When you think of a Disney movie, what does the audience for that kind of film look like? You’d more than likely expect to see a theatre full of children and families enjoying the animated adventures of some zany character or beautiful princess, right? If that truly is your strictest expectation from Disney, you are sadly misinformed. What many seem to shamefully forget is that Walt Disney intended his parks and movies to be enjoyed by everyone, including adults....