The newly released Moonfall signaled the end of an era, as it was a huge box office bomb and marked the final nail in the disaster movie coffin. However, movies about the end of the world are seemingly done best when the apocalypse doesn't come until the very last minute. A pocket of fascinating films abruptly end with the end of the world, and some of them are simple dramas and comedies that don't have any kind of apocalyptic premise. 721f4a

The anticipated release of Jordan Peele's Nope had both horror and science fiction fans on the edge of their seats. The trailer exploded onto viewers' screens and saw the two siblings battling against an unknown entity patiently haunting them from above, the film's first look played into that well-loved apocalyptic theme commonly used within science fiction flicks that toy with horror.

There's a type of film that is scarier than any in the horror genre: those that explore the deeper aspects of life and bring to the forefront those thoughts pushed to the back of minds in the middle of the night. Some movies are so powerful they can even incite an existential crisis. However, a brief existential crisis can be somewhat soothing, and bring one to a renewed perspective on life at the other end.

Kirsten Dunst’s acting career covers a variety of genres, but she’s best ed for playing Mary Jane Watson in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy – and here’s what she has done since Spider-Man 3. Kirsten Dunst’s acting career began at a very young age, appearing in commercials and short films, among those Woody Allen’s Oedipus Wrecks, which is part of the anthology movie New York Stories. Her next role was in Brian de Palma’s The Bonfire of the Vanities, where she played Campbell McCoy, though it was also a small role.

Lars von Trier's Melancholia is both a somber and very honest movie. With its dramatic storyline and its dark themes, it's no wonder that it was praised by critics, with Kirsten Dunst's performance being singled out as the highlight. Dunst even won the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival.

The controversial Danish screenwriter and director Lars von Trier is known for crafting unique films that speak to a range of drama themes that include interpersonal relations to mental illness. While his most popular work is arguably Nymphomaniac(2013), he created several horror films that are more than deserving of recognition.

Lars Von Trier is one of the most important auteurs of our times. A prolific and ittedly controversial Danish director, his work has often divided audiences, but nevertheless almost always won the hearts of critics, who ired his handling of challenging topics like existentialism, mental health, and sexuality.

The 2010s have seen a lot of great and terrible films, but these are the most divisive movies of the decade. This has been a fascinating period to be a film fan, with the rise of social media further blurring the lines between critics and fans, and giving a new platform on which fandoms can make their case for a certain film or attempt to take it down completely.