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Nathan Romberg

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About Nathan Romberg

Nathan Romberg, a freelance core features writer for ScreenRant, is using his adorations and obsessions about the film industry to get his foot in the door. Having recently graduated from the University of Wyoming and Casper College with communications, mass media, and journalism degrees, Nathan possesses a sharp eye for detail, a quick wit, and a plethora of knowledge about filmmaking. Having been diagnosed with autism from a young age, he is not afraid to make his views about the future of Hollywood known, engaging in discussion about it with others. It could probably be said that to him, his birthday, the Daytona 500, and the Academy Awards ceremony are the most important days of the year. If you were to ask him about his favorite films, he'd mention Titanic, How to Train Your Dragon, 1917, Zootopia, No Time to Die, Cast Away, Finding Nemo, Interstellar, WALL-E, and March of the Penguins as being his favorites and having special meaning to him. For now, having moved from his home state of Wyoming, he currently lives in Newport, Oregon.

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Why puss in boots the last wish looks so different from Shrek
Why Puss In Boots 2 Looks So Different To Shrek
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

With a focus on stylized storybook action over realism, the Shrek spinoff's sequel recalls Arcane: League of Legends and the Spider-Verse before it.

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South Park Season 25 Was Too Short To Do Its Stories Justice
South Park

With an increasingly convoluted and hilarious story told against the backdrop of various current events, South Park's latest season needed more time.
The Obi-Wan Series Must Make Sure Vader's Story Doesn't Overshadow Kenobi
Star Wars

While the appearance of Darth Vader is among the Obi-Wan series' most anticipated elements, how much of the famed Sith lord is too much?

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Why The Batman Music Is So Perfect For Pattinson's New Dark Knight
The Batman

With a referential and intellectual take on the Caped Crusader, Michael Giacchino produced an inspired score different from his superhero peers.

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Why Marvel May Never Have An Endgame Moment Again
Avengers: Endgame

As the Marvel Cinematic Universe heads to its future, an event of Avengers: Endgame's impact may be increasingly difficult to repeat.

No Time To Die Makes It Difficult To Kill James Bond Again
No Time To Die Makes It Difficult To Kill James Bond Again
James Bond

No Time to Die did the unthinkable by killing James Bond, but with the franchise's long history, can such a move ever be repeated again?

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New Hulu Plans Could Help Save Alien & Predator Franchises
Alien

For the two legendary extraterrestrial killers, moving to Hulu's platform may present Alien and Predator with more creative avenues to explore.

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Billie Eilish’s No Time to Die Theme Helped Perfectly End Craig's Bond
No Time to Die

Through clever lyrics, foreshadowing, and powerful instrumentation, Billie Eilish's title song was the perfect note for Daniel Craig's Bond to end on.

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South Park Season 25 Needs To Give Kenny His Own Episode Too
South Park

In a season that has seen changes for almost all of South Park's leads so far, one notable hooded face is still missing, though not for long.

Expendables 4's Most Exciting Cast Member Isn't An Action Movie Hero
Expendables 4's Most Exciting Cast Member Isn't An Action Movie Hero
The Expendables

In a series full of wisecracking muscular action stars and mercenaries, a star outside of the genre just might be the outlier The Expendables needs.