Take Two
Rewriting Hollywood one blockbuster at a time. Smart, sharp, and a little rebellious—where movie rewrites meet cultural critique.
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How to Add Depth in an Action Movie: Avatar (2009)
Avatar gave us unparalleled special effects and action. One of the draw-backs of action films is that through the chaos of battles and fighting scenes, the emotional depth of action films can be left… shallow. Using Avatar as a jumping off...
If Avatar (2009) Was Given the Emotional Depth It Always Needed
Avatar is one of the most expensive, visually stunning, box office dominating films of all time and somehow still defaults to the most familiar story imaginable. A white savior arrives, an indigenous world suffers, nature is nearly destroye...
How Wicked Should Have Ended (Movies 1&2)
Quick disclaimer before the pitchforks appear: this rewrite combines Wicked parts 1 and 2, plus the original Wizard of Oz, because together they form one continuous narrative. Musical theatre kids past and present, and every generation of W...
Bugonia Left Its Biggest Idea Unsaid. This Ending Says It Out Loud.
One thing about me is that I love a movie with a message, and Bugonia delivers its commentary with a confidence that feels almost unsettling. This movie showed how our world is now so chaotic that crazy conspiracy theories aren’t as outland...
Finishing the Fight: Rewriting the Ending of One Battle After Another
This movie was entertaining but was ultimately unsatisfactory. The car chases were gripping, grounded in realism without losing intensity, and the characters felt alive, each distinct in their flaws, ambitions, and voices (even if the scrip...
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