You Only Live Twice
Released in 1967, James Bond took a year break after Thunderball and came back with a bang in You Only Live Twice. Even though he wrote many screenplays, I have always found it cool that Roald Dahl ...
Movies
Thunderball
In 1965, for the fourth year running, there would be a Sean Connery James Bond movie. Thunderball had a massive budget, and it more than made it back. When adjusted for inflation, Thunderball until ...
Goldfinger
When I talked about From Russia with Love, I said that I had a hard time picking between that and Goldfinger as my favorite Sean Connery James Bond movies. Having watched both movies recently, I am ...
Black Bag
Black Bag is a crime/espionage thriller brought to us by Steven Soderbergh. I saw a couple of trailers for this, liked the cast, and I had heard pretty good things about it. I decided to check it out ...
Snow White
Despite being over 40 and having seen most of the Disney movies, for whatever reason, I never actually saw the original Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs when I was a kid. My experience with Snow ...
Adolescence
As I write this, it is just about April 2025 and so far, Adolescence is the best TV show that I have seen this year. It is only four episodes long, so it is more of a mini-series than a TV show, but ...
From Russia with Love
We already looked at the legendary Sean Connery’s first outing as James Bond in 1962’s Dr. No, but now we are here with the sequel, 1963’s From Russia with Love. With Dr. No being a huge success, a ...
Mickey 17
I cut it really close to see Mickey 17 in the theatre, it was down to just two showings over the weekend, I finally made time to go and see it and I am glad that I did. Brought to us by the very ...
Last Breath
Let me start by saying I am so glad that I was not familiar with the incredible true story that Last Breath is based on. If you already know the story here, this is probably still going to be a great ...
The Monkey
I watched the trailer for The Monkey and as soon as I saw this was based on a Stephen King short story, was produced by James Wan, and directed by Osgood Perkins, I was all in. So much so, that I ...
The Jewel of the Nile
Not too long ago, I talked about 1984’s Romancing the Stone which is a really fun adventure movie. Romancing the Stone was a surprise hit for the studio, they actually expected it to flop, so when it ...
Another 48 Hours
I recently reviewed 1982’s 48 Hrs which I saw thanks to an awesome 4K double pack that I managed to pick up on sale. Now it is time to look at the sequel, 1990’s Another 48 Hours. This was a real ...
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Movies can be downloaded or streamed directly to your device. This is achieved thanks to such platforms as YouTube, Google Play, iTunes, or Netflix. When deciding which movie to download it’s good to first answer the question of what movies we prefer. Let’s delve into the discussion of the film genres.
One type of movie that has been popular for many years is superhero movies. There are several well-established series to choose from. There is DC Extended universe series that includes stories about such superheroes as Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman. And we have also Marvel Cinematic Universe movies with Iron Man, Thor, Spider-Man, and Black Panther, to name just a few. That’s not everything, there is the X-Men series and several many others such as Unbreakable–Split–Glass trilogy.
Other popular movie genres are animated 3D comedy movies, produced by Disney and Pixar (the Incredibles, Toy Story, Frozen), by DreamWorks Animation (Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon, Kung Fu Panda), 20th Century Fox Animation (Ice Age), Warner Animation Group (the Lego movies), Sony Pictures Animation (Hotel Transylvania), Universal Pictures (Despicable Me) and many others.
Science fiction movies such as the Star Wars Saga, the Transformers or the Alien series, and fantasy movies such as The Lord of Rings, The Hobbit, or Harry Potter are also very popular.
And we have young adult movies such as Divergent, The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, or Twilight.
There are also thrillers (The Meg, Bird Box, Skyscraper, Mission Impossible), horror films (The Nun) comedies (Johnny English), romantic comedies (Crazy Rich Asians), romantic tragedies (The Fault in Our Stars), and musicals (The Greatest Showman, Mamma Mia!).
Last but not least we have TV shows lasting often for many seasons and counting many episodes. Think Game of Thrones or Breaking Bad.
We have surely touched only on tip of the iceberg as far as movies and their genres are concerned. Browse our collection to find out more wonderful cinematic gems.
