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MHM’s Top 20 Films Based on Books
MHM's look at the top 20 films based on books. If we've said it once, we've said it 1000 times — a movie will never be as good as the book because the director’s vision will never be as good as what you create in your mind, but here are ten films that dared to come close. Read the books and watch the movies to see if you agree with MHM.
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20 Essential Guy Films of the Last 50 Years
There's been a lot of great guy films released over the last 50 years, and the MHM Podcast Network has decided to give you 20 of them we think everyone should see; sorted in chronological order.
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The Top 15 Greatest Films of the Silent Era
The top 15 films of an era that silently passed by.
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Top 20 Female Bad Asses in Film
Director Jean-Luc Godard once said, "All you need for a movie is a gun and a girl." While that may be true, there are some women on this list who don't need a gun to be a bad ass! Who would make your list, and who would not?
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The Top 10 Greatest Football Movies Ever!
I know you all are ready for some football, and with the college and pro seasons upon us, we here at Movie House Memories thought it would be a good time to look at the top 10 films inspired by the gridiron.
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The Top 40 Comedies of the 1980s
Comedies were in abundance in the 80s. Some hold up to the test of time. Sadly, many do not. Here is my unscientific list of the best of the best of the Reagan era. Will you agree?
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Man of Steel (2013)
Without a doubt, Man of Steel is the finest Superman movie ever made...
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The Host (2013)
The Host is basically Invasion of the Body Snatchers, but for an audience of tweener girls.
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G.I. Joe Retaliation (2013)
If G.I. Joe: Retaliation isn't the worst movie ever made, it's not for a lack of trying.
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Not Another Hangover
The Hangover Part III is in production, and that news started a friendly debate between me and a few friends. I don’t see the point in sequels unless they are part of a trilogy, one that was always meant to be a trilogy – unlike, say, the Matrix films.
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