I wonder whether Thalia, the Greek Muse of Comedy, would find any of these great classic comedy movies funny?
Let's start with a few of the comic geniuses. Someone has to tickle her funny bone.
Abbott and Costello
1. Abbott and Costello...
In this post, I'll reveal the secret meaning of Grease and tell you what that weird flying car scene at the end of the movie Grease really meant.
By the way, why do you think the filmmakers wanted to end...
The Warriors (1979) is a classic movie about a New York City street gang from Coney island who go to the Bronx for a multi-gang meeting.
Loads of street gangs attend in order to hear the messianic gang leader Cyrus...
I was pretty intrigued when I came across the movie Parthenope (2024), especially after learning it’s named after a siren from Greek mythology. Parthenope, in the myth, is one of those enchanting sirens — those legendary creatures who’d lure...
So, the moment I saw the title Tron: Ares, I was like, “This has gotta be connected to the Greek gods.” Ares? The god of war? Yeah, that name alone screams Greek mythology. And honestly, the movie totally lives...
Have you ever watched Land of the Minotaur, aka The Devil's Men?
If you haven't, reading my Land of the Minotaur movie review may inspire you to watch the film.
Land of the Minotaur (1976) is a horror movie set in...
In this classic HERCULES (1983) sci-fi movie review, get ready for an epic clash between good and evil. The movie begins with a bold, explosive opening: "In the beginning, before creation, there was darkness…"
An explanation follows, something like...
Songs related to Greek mythology often make you think about the Greek Gods quite quickly.
Then there are the songs and music videos where you have to know your Greek mythology inside out to appreciate the real meaning behind it.
Have...
In the swirling mists of psychological intrigue and purpose-of-life philosophy, "The Magus" (1968) casts a shadow that lingers long after the credits roll. Watching this super underappreciated film adapted from John Fowles’ enigmatic novel, offers more than just a...
Picture this: In this Mark Zuckerberg comic, the god of social media invites the Greek gods on a tour of Facebook and Meta HQ. Hermes and Athena are all in — what’s the worst that could happen? Spoiler: things...