Alexander Valentino is a freelance journalist and writer for Screen Rant, specializing in entertainment and pop culture. With a passion for movies and TV shows, Alexander's articles cover a range of topics including rankings, analysis, and reviews of superhero films, martial arts movies, and animated adaptations. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Deadpool isn't nothing but fun and games.
Daredevil: Born Again will see familiar faces.
The 2010s were a great decade for bad movies.
Movies and TV are filled with memorable characters that just so happen to wear an eyepatch, with the relatively uncommon facial feature being a staple of media far and wide.
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Batman directors often know what they're doing.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe may have the best intentions, but the series doesn't always do a good job at balancing when certain events and characters should appear, and in what movie.
By: Alexander Valentino
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is notorious for its difficulty in balancing comedic and serious tones, often whiplashing from one emotional beat to another with violent speed.
The 1990s were a phenomenal decade for the action movie , with almost every year seeing the release of multiple iconic films in the genre.
Martial arts movies can often get quite strange, taking risks with utterly absurd stories that aren't to be found in any other genre.
A great twist ending can often save an otherwise average or even mediocre movie , leaving a strong impression in its final moments with a slick twist.
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