The Spider-Man trilogy in the Marvel Cinematic Universe still remains one of the most interesting, exciting, and most importantly — positive and inspiring parts of the MCU. Few films have portrayed teenage life as engagingly as Homecoming did, and continued the story of Peter Parker — played by fan favorite Tom Holland — in 2019 and 2021.

Back in 1988, Leslie Nielsen gave a true masterclass in how to turn the macho men of the ’80s into hilarious, cartoonish, yet still unshakably cool parodies — ones that many viewers ended up loving even more than the action films starring Mel Gibson himself. In 2024, it was announced that Paramount was rebooting The Naked Gun franchise — this time with Liam Neeson in the lead role. Perhaps he was chosen partly because his name sounds so similar to Nielsen’s.

In my book “The Messages” there is a special chapter called “Diligence” which tells about the very quality that brings us to the desired result. Or maybe? Now we can say that this word is a little outdated, as it has been replaced by other fashionable words, but the essence is still the same: if you want to achieve something in the activity you are engaged in, you have to be diligent in it!

James Cameron has changed the course of cinema history more than once. The Terminator (1984) showcased the power of practical effects, Aliens built on that by adding a cosmic setting, and the sequel to the killer robot story pushed the boundaries of computer-generated imagery — showing just how real the terror of machines taking over humanity could feel. In 1997, Cameron released Titanic, which became the highest-grossing film of all time. Then, in 2009, the first Avatar amazed audiences once again with its groundbreaking CGI — and guess what? It once again became the highest-grossing movie in history, surpassing even Titanic.

We all remember how funny Mister Big was, the fascinating adventures of the bunny and the fox in the animal world, and of course, the incredibly beautiful and kind central conflict between predators and prey. The older you get, the more you realize how politically wise and original the 2016 film Zootopia truly was.

It is not by accident that the word "Professional" is written with a capital letter in the title of the article. I wanted to strengthen this word with a capital letter, and pay respect to people who do their work professionally.

Comic-Con has long become the festival of comic book fandom — a place for everyone from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fans to Marvel and DC enthusiasts, lovers of more indie comics like Spawn and The Boys, and of course, graphic horror novels, which often serve as the foundation for future studio projects. This year, it was revealed that none other than Ridley Scott and Johnny Depp have teamed up to develop a graphic novel called Hyde

"They told me that in order for her to fall in love, I have to make her laugh. But every time she laughed, I fell in love myself." I love this phrase a lot and I constantly get convinced of its power! Why did I choose that topic for a new article? Probably because I do want every single woman to be happy! Sounds cliché? Maybe. But it is true! I have always wanted that. I wanted to be happy and always did everything for it. I wanted the women around me to be happy, and I always tried to make their lives a little happier. And it always works!

Kazimir Malevich’s painting Black Square astonished countless people when it first appeared in 1915, and it hardly needs repeating how deeply it influenced the world of art as a whole — becoming one of the most iconic symbols in global culture.

Imagine a morning. A slow one, you know? When the city outside lazily awakens, and you hold a cup of aromatic coffee in your hands. An important thought is brewing in your mind. You absolutely know what you should do. Right now. So you don’t end up regretting it later or blaming yourself for lost time. Sound familiar? I'm sure it does. After all, each of us has faced this strange phenomenon: "I know what I need to do, but for some reason, I don’t." Today we’ll talk about what makes us stall in place, having all the cards in hand to move forward. So sit back, it’s going to be interesting.