Jason Shomer is a journalist and writer who focuses on entertainment and pop culture. He writes for Collider and his work has also appeared in Looper. Jason's articles cover a range of topics, including film analysis, actor performances, and comparisons between different movies and TV shows.
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Ed Asner holds the record for the most Emmy award wins by an actor, for everything from The Mary Tyler Moore Show to the epic miniseries, Roots.
A daunting task, since there are just so many diabolical moments to choose from.
By: Jason Shomer
The cult classic fantasy movie Legend, starring Tom Cruise, had numerous alternate endings — some of which could've been better than the original.
'National Lampoon' has become synonymous with comedy for as long as moviegoers can remember, but this 1993 installment doesn't get enough love.
By: Jason Shomer
Eddie Murphy is definitely the star of comedy classic Coming to America, but Arsenio Hall's performance is arguably even better.
Paul Newman teamed up with Robert Redford for what would become his best Western, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Walk the Line tells the story of music icon Johnny Cash, but how much of the movie is fact and what was added for drama's sake?
At one time, John Malkovich was in talks to star in the Clint Eastwood classic Western, Unforgiven, which would have made it a very different movie.
By: Jason Shomer
Boxer Ray LaMotta was portrayed by Robert De Niro in the iconic Raging Bull, which led its subject to realize the error of his ways.
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