We all have heard it, which one is better, the sequel or the first movie?

Over on reddit, user diesal2010 points out ratings to movie sequels putting to the test the often heard quibble, the original was better than the sequel. All of the data is based on the IMDB 2013 ratings of movies.

What do you think of the graph? Do you still agree the original is better than the sequel? Leave us a comment below!

Billy Bob Thorton Confirms a ‘Bad Santa 2’ to start filming soon

With the Holiday festivities around the corner,  it is about that time to start watching the Christmas Story for the 100th time. Or dust off the shelf the comedic classic, Bad Santa. For many, the 2003 comedy Bad Santa has become essential Christmas viewing, and it seems we won’t have too much longer to wait for the long-rumoured sequel, with star Billy Bob Thornton revealing that filming on the festive follow-up is due to shoot next year.

“It’s been very hard trying to get the script right,” Thornton tells The Telegraph. “We’ve been through three or four drafts but we’re getting real close. Then there’s the business dealings to sort out, all the stuff I don’t understand. But one way or another, the sequel will happen and the idea is to shoot it next year. We know we’ll never beat the first film but we’ll get as close as we can.”

Are you excited about the prospect of Bad Santa 2 finally becoming a reality? Let us know in the comments below!

The Hollywood Reporter recently spoke with The Walking Dead’s showrunner about the mid-season finale.

Pointing out things the audience should expect in this Sunday’s upcoming episode.

1. There will be blood.

“We’ve seen The Governor kill people to ensure the safety of his new family and we see him determined,” Gimple says. “We see Rick is very much back as someone with a gun on his hip, ready to participate in the brutality of the world to keep his people safe. It’s a very explosive situation and it’s entirely possible that everybody doesn’t make it back. That sort of thing would be something that would affect these characters even more deeply.”

2. Things will get worse for the prison group.

“It’s a potentially explosive situation on top of an explosive situation; one from inside the prison [Daryl and Rick] and one from outside the prison [The Governor],” Gimple notes. “If both were to happen at the same time, that could be quite dangerous for the people inside the prison.”

3. The prison may be sustainable.

Rick’s ragtag group has reinforced the prison fences to withstand the walkers that have been drawn by a mysterious person feeding rats to the undead. “They’ve proven that they can stem the tide of walkers and keep the place safe,” Gimple says. “They can get through whatever is thrown their way. They could potentially have that place for a good, long time.”

4. Unfinished business.

The Governor, Michonne and Daryl, as well as Maggie (and Hershel), all have open wounds after the events of season three. The Governor still sees red in Michonne, who killed his zombie daughter Penny and claimed his eye, while the katana-carrying heroine hasn’t avenged Andrea’s (Laurie Holden) death yet. Daryl, meanwhile, lost his brother, Merle (Michael Rooker), at the hands of The Governor. “Michonne and Daryl will not react well if they were to see The Governor — they’re not all the way healed from their experiences with him,” Gimple warns.

5. Help could be on the way.

The AMC zombie drama has a history of introducing characters in dramatic fashion — see Michonne in the season-two finale — and comics heroAbraham (Southland‘s Michael Cudlitz), Eugene (Retired at 35‘s Josh McDermitt) and Rosita (Twilight‘s Christian Serratos) are all cast but have yet to make their debuts. “There is a potential to see them sooner rather than later,” a coy Gimple teases.

‘Charlie Countryman’- Sex Scene Deleted

Evan Rachel Wood is extremely angry about the MPAA deleting a sex scene in the new movie “Charlie Countryman.”

Shia LaBeouf’s character had to receive oral sex from a woman in a giddy scene.

In order for the film to obtain a rating of an R, from the MPAA (Motion Picture Alliance of America), the director, Frederik Bond was forced to remove the sex scene from the new film “Charlie Countryman.”

Evan Rachel Wood expressed her disappointment on twitter, by stating that she is disappointed with the MPAA for not allowing a woman to express her sexuality in a film..

Jane Kean was found dead at the precious age of 90.

Although Kean began her career in musical theater, she was best known for her role on the 1960s hit show “The Honeymooners”!

On Tuesday in Burbank California, Kean was taken to Saint Joseph Medical Center. She was taken to the hospital after she slipped and fell. Kean’s fall lead to stroke.

The stroke took her life.

Kean was a talented singer and actress. She will definitely be missed.