We used to be a country.
Doctor Dolittle (1998)

We used to be a country.
The 1967 Doctor Dolittle is famous for being bad, which does not automatically mean that it’s bad.
Misericordia is a patient film.
Since Hugh Lofting published The Story of Doctor Dolittle in 1920 and kicked off a long-running series of novels, Hollywood has repeatedly tried to adapt the story.
The Disney Channel has not been a reliable pathway to stardom.
The 2025 How to Train Your Dragon film is a so-called “live action remake” of a beloved animated film (a.k.a. “LARM” if you’re a goober), but it is not like Snow White or Pinocchio for a couple of reasons.
Fear Street: 1994 worked in spite of being tethered to an overarching mythos.
Anytime a film franchise announces it’s pre-filming multiple entries, I get suspicious.
Read even a few articles about the movie business and you’ll inevitably encounter lamentations of the disappearing middle class of cinema.
The American International Pictures beach party movies of the mid-1960s almost always featured some wealthy, middle-aged businessman trying to scoop up beachfront property for self-enrichment, much to the annoyance of the surfing teenagers.