‘Mad Max’: A Post-Apocalyptic Masterpiece That’s Still Underrated

The original Mad Max film has become less well-known over the years, especially with the success of its bigger, more explosive sequels – all directed by George Miller with a consistent creative style. The 2015 film, Fury Road, and even the 1981 sequel, The Road Warrior, further pushed the first movie into the background. While it’s understandable that fans often celebrate the entire franchise’s impressive scale, the original Mad Max is a strong film in its own right and deserves more recognition.

9 Sitcoms That Evolved Beyond Their Original Premise

Sitcoms are tricky – audiences might connect with unexpected characters, good stories sometimes fail, and jokes don’t always get laughs. Once creators fix initial problems, a show can really take off. But it takes careful writing and a focus on developing believable characters for a sitcom to truly succeed after a rocky start.

After Diddy’s Sons Revealed Their New Docuseries, 50 Cent Shared An On-Brand Take

A new docuseries following Justin and Christian “King” Combs is coming to Zeus later this year. The brothers recently announced the project with a short trailer on Instagram. The video shows them watching footage of the courthouse where their father’s trial took place, alongside news headlines. It also includes a clip of Justin receiving a phone call from his father while he’s in prison.

‘That Was My Breaking Point’ A Chaotic Letterboxd Review Someone Wrote After Walking Out Of Marty Supreme Is Going Viral

If you’re on Letterboxd, you’re used to seeing all kinds of movie reviews – some thoughtful, some funny. This review definitely falls into both categories. Shared on X by @baileylikemovie, it’s a surprisingly harsh half-star take on Marty Supreme, a film that’s generally been very well-received. You really have to read it to understand the reaction!