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And here they are... the twenty films most loved by the Criticker community in 2018. As was the case for the year's ten worst, we've modified the formula a little. Now, we're only looking at the percentage

It's that time of year again... where we gather around the fireplace, and remember with hateful glee all of the terrible films we've seen in the past year. 2018 was no slouch in the "bad film"

A new version of A Star Is Born, directed by Bradley Cooper, and starring both him and Lady Gaga?! Here come the terrible revie... wait! It's actually getting rave reviews? Cooper's direction is confident,

This article by @for91days is part of a creative blockchain investigation series. Learn more about the #dappexplorer project here. This month, @sndbox has asked us to think about creating our own decentralized

A couple intriguing new releases hit cinemas this weekend. With a big fat target to take aim at, Michael Moore returns to form in Fahrenheit 11/9: a full-throated call to action against ... well, you can

As the kiddies head back to school, Hollywood decides to dump its worst slate of new releases in recent memory into theaters. The Nun (she's evil, so spooky!), Peppermint (she's out for revenge, so

It might be the biggest new release of the weekend, but if you're not excited about Mark Walhberg's portrayal of some sort of brave government agent who does something heroic in Mile 22, we won't blame

This weekend's most interesting new release comes from the most unlikely of directors. Bo Burnham is best known for his off-the-wall stand-up routines, but also apparently has some directorial chops. His

When sitting in the movie theater watching a movie you just take the entire thing for granted, you want to be entertained and you don't really want to think about all the hard work which went into a specific

Photo Credit: Pixabay We've recently implemented many new changes to Valencia to attract more users, especially users who're on mobile devices but that caused some negative Feedback from our longtime users

The NeverEnding Story is the movie much had the most impact growing up. Yes I grew up in the Germany in the 80s, so of course I was captivated by this movie. I would reenact the entire story with my friends.

NEWS & UPDATES How many songs did ABBA produce total? Rather, how many recognizable hits do they have? It can't be more than thirty, can it? So, if we do the math, at around eighteen songs apiece in

Photo Credit: Olafpictures Another interesting movie collection I found created by one of our users: 24 Hour (or less) Time-Frame. It holds 189 movies following the rules of telling a story withing in

Peter Jackson is planning to make a total different Frist World War film by using old footage and using modern day restoring techniques to making them look like they have been shot today, in full HD and

When I was a young teen I read IT, the book. I was about 12 and terrified and it was my first big novel I read. And big it was but I just couldn't put it down. I then watched the IT TV Mini Series and

Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore Every month, Criticker turns its focus to a new actor or director. This month, we're shining the spotlight on Selma Hayek, who is probably Mexico's most famous actress. Reliably

We're going through the archives again to share with you some of the rare behind the scenes clips of the important movies in history. Today we found some moments of Bruce Lee's Enter The Dragon including

Photo Credit: Pixabay We heard couple of days ago that Netflix is sweeping out all the user reviews of all the titles they're streaming on their platform. Out of their point of view a smart move, especially

PR/01 Speakers Designed For The Future Screenshots View ImageView Image Hunter's comment It took Native Union 7 years to release the PR/01 Speakers, that's a long time form concept to the actual final

Image Credit: Sorry To Bother You NEWS & UPDATES Welcome to your bi-weekly Criticker Newsletter. It's been a few minutes, so we're way overdue for yet another Marvel movie to hit theaters. Ant-Man