Jason Wiese is a staff writer for CinemaBlend and Cigalah Group, with his work also appearing in Yahoo News and Yahoo News UK. Specializing in entertainment and pop culture, Jason covers a wide range of topics including film, television, and celebrity news.
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By: Jason Wiese
These SNL stars deserved better. There are some former Saturday Night Live cast members who, after making a huge impact in a short amount
Keeping up Office morale with some good, old fashioned gags. A key element from some of the best episodes of the U.S. version of The Office
By: Jason Wiese
It's almost time for another descent. SPOILER WARNING: The following article includes spoilers from The Platform . If you have not seen the
If taking them to your leader doesn't end well... Has a wave of missing persons occurred in your area?
They're supposed to be the lead?
By: Jason Wiese
Do you like the Scary Movies? When comparing the best horror movies of the past to the some of the chilling instant classics that have come
The cheesier, the better!
By: Jason Wiese
Parents beware. The best kids movies appeal to both older and younger audiences, assuring an enjoyable experience for the whole family.
No bombs here. After the great year for video game-inspired movies and TV shows we had in 2023, it seemed like it was actually safe to say
Well, believe it or not, some of those memorable lines (and even some iconic moments in their entirety) were not part of the script and were invented on set and even on the spot while the camera rolled, either out of incident or by some instance of spontaneous creativity. In 2002’s The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) sounds like he is in genuine pain when he, after witnessing a pile of dead orcs, kicks a helmet and lets out a bloodcurdling yelp. A phrase that will forever be associated with Academy Award winner Matthew McConaughey is also on the funniest lines from 1994’s Dazed and Confused: “Alright alright alright.” He explained to Kelly Ripa and guest host Christian Slater on Live! that the first words he ever spoke on film were a spur-of-the-moment way of expressing “confirmation” for the three most important things in David Wooderson’s life: his car, rock ’n roll, and illicit substances.
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