Aaren Gimenez

In many ways, the 2000s was the golden era for network procedurals, as people generally spent more time watching live TV, as none of the streaming giants that now dominate the industry were around.

Not every show with an interesting premise has the possibility to showcase the plot in all its glory: some of them, sadly, get canceled way too early.

You won't be able to find these movies anywhere aside from Netflix (because Netflix made them), and you won't have a better time to watch them.

An ending can ruin a movie. Even if the quality of the movie is impeccable right up to the finale, it can't save the picture if the ending itself is lame and poorly thought out.

It's no secret that the Western genre has fallen out of favor with critics and moviegoers alike, and it looks like the modern Western's overly serious approach to storytelling and character personalities is to blame.

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In just under a decade, Taylor Sheridan has gone from being a complete unknown to one of Hollywood's most sought-after screenwriters and de facto creative director for Paramount +, all thanks to his hit series "Yellowstone", which revitalized the Western genre on television.

Of all the professions in Hollywood, directing is certainly the most important, as they make all the creative decisions, work with the actors, and give the movies a sense of style. At least they usually do.

Let's face it - well-received movie sequels are one of the rarest things in Hollywood, as too many fans are certain that continuing great movies is a terrible idea per se, refusing to even acknowledge the strengths of the sequel, preferring to hate it instead.

Sci-fi is a pretty weird genre - even though millions of people live and breathe the movies, shows, and books of the genre, sometimes sci-fi projects prove to be a little too weird for their own good, losing people's attention and fading from the public consciousness.