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Marcel Ardivan

  • Videographer, Editor, Filmmaker, Content Creator, and Project Specialist, Freelance
  • Freelance Contributing Writer, Collider
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Covers:  Movies, Series, Box Office
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Marcel is a writer on Collider. He is a content manager and also a freelance videographer. Marcel used to work at a major streaming service based in Asia Pacific as a Content Specialist and was the Distribution Manager for a local movie distribution company.

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7 Movie Masterpieces That Saved Dying Genres

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By Marcel Ardivan
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If you look at the theaters or streaming services and bemoan that all those movies practically belong to one of ten genres, you're not wrong. Filmmaking and Hollywood are essentially business machines, and they will resort to tried and tested formulas to turn a profit. Nevertheless, sometimes audiences can find new, groundbreaking movies that revive forgotten or dying genres.
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The 7 Worst Retcons in Movie Sequels, Ranked

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By Marcel Ardivan
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There is an unspoken Hollywood adage: With a long-running franchise, comes a more ridiculous retcon. Retcons themselves can be a useful storytelling tool when they're used to expand a universe or add new layers to beloved characters. Without retcons, there would never be X-Men: Days of Future Past and a Creed trilogy. Even the Fast & Furious franchise would be dead decades ago if they did not retcon Dominic Toretto into globe-trotting heist masterminds.
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8 Hard Sci-Fi Movies That Are Perfect From the First Scene to the Last

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By Marcel Ardivan
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The sci-fi genre is filled with diverse films, from grounded, minimalistic ones to fantastical spectacles like Dune or Star Wars, but the hard sci-fi sub-genre prioritizes real science and plausibility. These are stories that ask serious questions about humanity's future, our relationship with technology, and our place in the universe.
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