HyperDrive – With the ’80s been a great decade for movies in general. I have to say a lot of my all-time favourite sci-fi comes from this period. Now in order to stop this video from becoming a Watchmojo popularity contest. I’m going to do something a little different from the norm and split the vid into two segments.
The first been a quick summary of what I think are the best sci-fi films. And the 2nd – will cover all the entertaining movies with great one-liners and cheese action scenes that didn’t quite make it to the top and got overshadowed by all the instant classics that we all love today.
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While this family-friendly action-comedy suffers from a simplistic story and leans too heavily on tired visual cliches, Sonic the Hedgehog is nevertheless boosted by solid performances from Ben Schwartz and Jim Carrey as Sonic and Dr. Robotnik, respectively.
Birds of Prey is a madcap joyride that puts Harley in the driver’s seat, but sometimes leaves her cohorts in the dust. Check out our Birds of Prey review!
Movie marketing expert and creative director Jessica Fox takes us through the steps of creating a successful movie trailer. From the collaborative process that takes place between filmmakers, studios and creative agencies to audience testing, she breaks down how each play a role in deciding how much is shown, what stories are told, and why trailers tease missing scenes from the film’s final cut.
