Jeremy Smith

No other actor of the past 40 years comes close.

Thankfully, Field got the edit the film deserved.

The filmmaker learned his true passions when he was initially pursuing acting.

‘If I’d known that, I’d have put on that patch 35 years earlier.’

The location is certainly memorable, but it came with its own dangers.

To pull Ali off, Smith couldn’t just look the part; he had to be the part.

Christopher Mintz-Plasse’s performance as McLovin is what many remember as the best part of Superbad, much to the chagrin of co-star Jonah Hill.

Much like Quentin Tarantino and Richard Linklater, Mike Judge had a head start on the next-gen filmmakers.

Rob Bottin blew audiences away with his designs, and even stunned some of the cast of The Thing.

Be the jump scare you want to see in the world.

He may have changed action cinema forever, but John Woo also borrowed from some legends.

Director Edward Zwick had something to prove.

There are a lot of familiar names on this list, but many talented actors who are just getting fired up.

Jeremy Smith samples the high life low down at the a r + d and Bossley Architects-designed Park Hyatt in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter.

The twenty-five movies on this list eschew such half-measures. They go hard. They leave you battered, if not completely broken. So pull out a box of tissues, and let’s relive some of the most traumatizing endings of all time.

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