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Ah, the 2000s, a time when flip phones and iPods were at the forefront of technology, and social media was still finding its groove. However, it was also a period of scientific breakthroughs, as NASA found water on Mars and cloning experiments were all the rage. In short, sci-fi storytellers had plenty of real-world concepts…

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The late James Gandolfini will always be remembered for his role as Tony Soprano, but the actor has quite the diverse resume. After making his Broadway debut in 1992, the Emmy-winning actor went on to star in a string of films, including “True Romance” and “Crimson Tide.” Branching out to television in 1997, Gandolfini made…

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On Seinfeld, we periodically saw Jerry workshopping new standup jokes with his friends. One of the weaker ones involved men loving to grab the remote control and surf, regardless of what is already on the TV. “Men aren’t interested in what’s on TV,” goes the punchline. “They’re interested in what else is on TV.” It’s…

Even those most excited for Avengers: Doomsday have to admit that this upcoming Avengers film isn’t really an Avengers film. In fact, none of the Avengers movies past Age of Ultron have really been about a discrete team of Earth’s mightiest heroes. And that’s okay, because the Marvel Universe is vast and rich, but the…

Pokémon is one of the most beloved franchises of all time, known for its anime, movies, card games, video games, manga, and more. For many 1990s kids, the series is a nostalgic childhood memory as it takes the viewers into a fantasy world full of unique creatures known as Pokémon. Based on the 1996 video…

The PlayStation 4 marked a huge leap forward for Sony, furthering the company’s commitment to high-definition gaming and online possibilities. As Sony’s primary gaming platform from 2013 to 2020, the console has plenty of popular gems that are still fondly remembered. Moreover, because of the advances in technology and enduring appeal, there are loads of…

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The cultural cinematic ascendency of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the late 2000s gave way to an enormously long glut of superhero cinema that only just started to wane sometime in the mid-’20s. But thanks to the blinding financial success of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” the superhero wave might yet continue for a few more…

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Some of the biggest shows of all time originally began as movies, with beloved stories from the silver screen being adapted for TV. Hit movies like as “M*A*S*H” and “What We Do In The Shadows” inspired TV shows that have stood the test of time and maintained a growing fanbase. Some might even say that…