Author Details
Lee LaMarche is a writer based in Bentonville, Arkansas. A graduate of Wheaton College in Norton, MA, Lee has been writing in all different forms for decades.
Industry Focus
Lee has been writing short-term features on Movieweb for over a year. He has also written short fiction and widely read guides to dementia care.
Favorite Media
Lee has a soft spot for British comedies. He loves Monty Python, Mitchell & Webb, and cannot get enough of Taskmaster. He was raised on Muppets and 80s cartoons like the show M.A.S.K., which people don't seem to remember.
Latest Articles
Why Nobody Wants to Host the Golden Globes Anymore
The Golden Globes have been falling out of favor with audiences and celebs. But this year has already been particularly embarrassing.
9 Things You Missed in Rebel Moon
Zack Snyder took plenty of inspiration from other films in his latest outing, Rebel Moon. Let's look at every hidden detail.
How Marvel Can Benefit From More Genre Movies Like Winter Soldier
MCU movies are better when they don't think about superheroes first. The studio needs to get back to basics.
How Your Streaming Algorithms Are Keeping You From Great Content
You're not seeing all the content you could. In fact, you need to search deep to find something very different. But what's causing this to happen?
The Guardians of the Galaxy Trilogy May Be Over, But Another Group Could Replace the Team
Motley groups of heroes are always fun, but the newest MCU group could rival them all if they do it right.
Have We Had Enough Retired Assassin Movies?
The retired assassin trope continues to find success at the box office, but are audiences growing tired of the overused idea?
Andre Braugher Perfected the Art of Being Seriously Funny
Andre Braugher may have been known for his dramatic roles, but his comedy performances were undoubtedly his best.
Why Haven’t They Remade The NeverEnding Story?
It seems like classic films are being remade every day. So why hasn't anyone touched The NeverEnding Story?
Will Oppenheimer’s Japanese Release Be Controversial?
The blockbuster hit, Oppenheimer, made huge waves this summer in the US, but will its content have the same impact overseas?
Saltburn Owes Its Existence to 2003's The Dreamers
Saltburn, the new Barry Keoghan movie, is sexy and dangerous. But if you want more, you need to see its delicious predecessor, The Dreamers.
Why We Can’t Get Enough Godzilla
The giant kaiju/titan has been around since 1954 and shows no signs of stopping. Here's why Godzilla is so popular.
The Muppet Christmas Carol Is Still the Best Adaptation of the Charles Dickens Novel
The Muppet Christmas Carol was released over 30 years ago, yet it still features some of the best performances in a Charles Dickens adaptation.
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Is the Best Version of Clark's Nightmare Theory
Clark has been stuck in a continual and varied version of his own hell in the Vacation movies. Thank god they have Christmas to make it better.
South Park Is Still Misunderstood, and Here's Why
Everyone seems to have an opinion about South Park. But the Panderverse proves that many fans don't get the point.
The Muppets: Which Projects We Need Them to Do Next
Following the cancelation of Muppets Mayhem on Disney+, it may be time to find The Muppets a new movie or show, and here are some possible ideas.
Netflix Should Have Avoided a Familiar Plot Device in Their Latest Comedy
Family Switch is taking a well-worn idea and squeezing it dry. But Netflix seems to think there's still life in it. Is this a mistake?
Seth MacFarlane Loves Milking Nostalgia, and the Ted Series Proves It
Seth MacFarlane is known for his gaggle of projects and stupid humor. But can the writer/director keep using his specific brand with the Ted series?
How Awkwafina's Breakout Performance Made History at the Golden Globes
Although known primarily for her comedy, the actress did get a bit of a breakout role in a 2019. It's time for more people to see it.
Disney's Wish Has a Major Problem
Wish is just another example of Disney princess fatigue. But what does that mean, and how does Wish perpetuate the continuing stereotype?
Netflix Released a Female-Led Heist Movie, But What Is It?
This French movie follows two women on the run who must work together to steal their freedom. It is action and drama screaming for your attention.