As the calendar turns to a new year, it's good to take a look in the mirror and ruminate on the films and television shows that shaped 2016. From summer action blockbusters to Oscar A-listers to small-screen standouts, this has been a good year for the moving picture in all its forms. This retrospective takes scenes from over 150 films and television shows and puts them together for a 2016 best-of.
The novel by David Grann gets a film adaptation, thanks to Amazon Studios. Based on true events, the film follows British explorer Colonel Percy Fawcett and his son as they make several attempts to discover an ancient lost city in the Amazon, before they disappear in 1925. The city still remains a mystery and hundreds of explorers and scientists have perished looking for the Fawcetts. Sons of Anarchy alum Charlie Hunnam portrays the military man-turned-explorer, while Sienna Miller and Robert Pattinson co-star when the film begins streaming April 21, 2017.
Kaptain Kristian isn't just a film essayist — he also has a flair for rhyme. Moving from the screen to the page, the Kaptain gives an ode to beloved author Dr. Seuss in the doctor's familiar anapestic tetrameter.
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It still isn't easy being Bruce. In the sequel to Everybody Wants to Kill Bruce, an entire city is out to get him, either on purpose or accidentally. It took editor Pierre-Alexandre Chauvat 53 movies to get enough villains on the hunt for Bruce, and it still isn't enough to bring the action hero down.
Paris in three words: Art, fashion, architecture. Parisian artist Charles Derenne focuses on the last of these in his latest video, soundtracked by his music project Derenne: 1982. With a twist, the Parisian buildings and monuments that immediately come to mind are conspicuously absent — the Eiffel Tower, Cathédrale de Notre Dame, Arc de Triomphe — with Derenne instead capturing the more familiar concrete jungle of his youth.
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Except for all the rebel scum, scenes in the trailers that didn't make it into the movie, and even more rebel scum propaganda, Rogue One was a pretty alright movie. So alright, in fact, that Kylo Ren even found it watchable. But that was mainly because of a special appearance by Kylo's favorite relative, which even caused him to shed a few individual tears.
Eating hot wings with Brian Cranston nearly killed James Franco. While Cranston is the Walter White of hot wings in real life, Franco was pretty much out of the running after the Sriracha. Besides the wings, we find out about Cranston's questioning in a murder investigation, Franco's time working a McDonald's drive-thru, and a deep-dive through both actors' Instagram accounts.
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