Marcel Ardivan-Contributor

Marcel Ardivan

Contributor

September, 2022
Movie, Series, Box Office
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About Marcel Ardivan

Marcel is a writer who is passionate about most movies and series. He will watch anything that's good. He is a content manager by day and a videographer when needed. Marcel used to work at a major streaming service based in Asia Pacific as a Content Specialist and was the Distribution Manager for a local movie distribution company.

Favorite Media

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Kevin Costner in a historic military uniform holds a vintage American Flag in Dance With Wolves.
7 Movie Masterpieces That Saved Dying Genres

Brought back to life!

Ian McDiarmid as Palpatine using force lightning with his hands in The Rise of Skywalker
The 7 Worst Retcons in Movie Sequels, Ranked

They returned. Somehow.

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A shot of Jodie Foster inside a spaceship looking at the camera in Contact.
8 Hard Sci-Fi Movies That Are Perfect From the First Scene to the Last

Scientifically accurate, cinematically perfect.

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John Malkovich as Quentin Turnbull, Josh Brolin as Jonah Hex, and Megan Fox as Lilah Black on the poster to 'Jonah Hex'
The 5 Worst DC Comics Movies That Are Truly 0/10

Why so serious(ly terrible)?

A man and a woman dance together
6 Forgotten Romantic Movies That Are 10/10, No Notes

To me, you are perfect

Daniel Craig staring angrily in 'No Time to Die'
10 Greatest Spy Movie Climaxes of All Time, Ranked

"History isn't kind to men who play God."

a man with cartoon eyes in a warehouse
8 Mystery Movies That Are Impossible To Hate

"If you wanna know who killed Mr. Boddy, I did. In the hall. With the revolver."

Dr. Jo and Bill Harding hold each other and cling to a rod as wind blows around them in Twister
The 10 Greatest Disaster Movie Climaxes, Ranked

Nothing disastrous about these climaxes.

Carey Mulligan, Keira Kneightley, and Andrew Garfield looking ahead in Never Let Me Go
8 Forgotten Sci-Fi Movies Better Than Most Blockbusters You've Already Seen

Move over, 'Diclosure Day,' these movies are the real deal.

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Barry Allen missing some teeth and looking ahead with a blank stare
The 10 Worst Action Movie Endings, Ranked

It's not like the movies were great in the first place.

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Monstro Elisasue lying down on the ground in pain and sadness in 'The Substance'
The 10 Most Original Movies of the Last 15 Years, Ranked

The unbearable weight of massive originality.

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Rachel Zegler holding a white dress and looking deep in thought in West Side Story.
Every Rachel Zegler Movie, Ranked by Rewatchability

One of modern Hollywood's most exciting and discussed young stars.

Tom-Cruise as John Anderton looking ahead in Minority-Report
The 10 Greatest Sci-Fi Thriller Masterpieces of All Time, Ranked

Deus ex machina. Our savior.

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The T-800 in a motorcycle in Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The 10 Greatest '90s Movies Worth Watching Over and Over

"Hasta la vista, baby."

Robert De Niro coming out of a car in Ronin
8 Stellar Action Movies That You Have Been Sleeping On

"Either you're part of the problem or you're part of the solution or you're just part of the landscape."

Daniel Day-Lewis and Vicky Krieps in Phantom Thread
The 10 Most Perfect Movies of the Last 13 Years, Ranked

Modern classics worth obsessing about.

Rosamund Pike as Amy looks up from a lying position in Gone Girl.
The 10 Greatest Thriller Movies Released Since 'Gone Girl'

Only so many thrillers can even compare to David Fincher's masterpiece.

Ariana Grande as Glinda, looking straight ahead curiously, in the 2024 musical Wicked
7 Near-Perfect Fantasy Movies of the Last 6 Years, Ranked

"The internet loves this, and the internet is never wrong."

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
20 Box Office Flops That Nobody Saw Coming

How unexpected.

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Brit Marling as Maggie and Christopher Denham as Peter in Sound of My Voice.
10 Thrillers That Keep You Guessing From Start to Finish

You'll never see what's coming, quite literally.

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