ScreenRant is happy to welcome reporter and host Ash Crossan back to the team. Crossan is known for a wealth of deep-cut industry knowledge, engaging interviews, and bringing a palpable ion for television, movies, and pop culture to her work. Crossan has over a decade of experience in entertainment journalism, which has led her to cover the industry’s highest-profile award shows, including the Oscars and the Golden Globes. 62222f

A few months ago, ScreenRant introduced a new commenting system called Threads where logged-in readers could actively participate as part of our community, alongside additional features including Community Ratings & Reviews.

ScreenRant 7.0 is here, an update that adds long-requested and exciting new interactivity features, website improvements, and many more reasons to the community with your very own ScreenRant profile.

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When it comes to movies, the quality ranges, but Screen Rant has more than its fair share of five-star films. From mystery thrillers and dramas, to action comedies and animated features, the list offers a diversity of films that cover just about every genre. Receiving a five-star rating is rare, and though opinions may vary on which film on this list is better than the other, this ranking is a gateway to some of the best films of the last few decades.

On November 13, 2023, Screen Rant celebrated its 20th anniversary, and to commemorate this momentous occasion, we're looking back at the defining movie and TV news stories of our lifespan. It's a cliché barely worth mentioning that the news cycle hurtles forward incredibly quickly, and over two decades, Screen Rant has been at the sharp edge, covering the evolution of the industry. What started as a ion project blog uniting a handful of movie fans has become one of the world's leading movie news platforms of all. It is with immense pride that we get to be that for millions of movie and TV fans across the world.

It was 20 long years ago that Screen Rant began as a ion project, a simple website roughly crafted by a fan of movies and the sci-fi genre who had no experience in web design. This was the era of The Lord of the Rings trilogy and the beginnings of Battlestar Galactica. This was before Christopher Nolan brought back Batman, before Michael Bay adapted the Transformers into live-action, and before Marvel Studios made their own movies. Blockbuster was at its peak!

Screen Rant's Snapchat continues to grow, and this time it's taking fans across the galaxy with "Everything You Need to Know Before GotG Vol 3!" Screen Rant is continuing to grow across social media platforms, with Screen Rant's TikTok collecting over three million likes and close to 100K followers. Expanding into Snapchat offers new opportunities for viewers to check out Screen Rant's exciting content and gain new insights into the biggest blockbusters in Hollywood!

Screen Rant is now on Snapchat! Just months after launching a fast-growing TikTok channel, Screen Rant is expanding to deliver more entertaining film, TV, and game-related content across yet another social media platform. With Screen Rant’s TikTok already amassing over three million likes and nearly 100k followers, the launch of the site’s Snapchat channel is an exciting development designed to ensure viewers have yet another way to interact with the #1 movie, TV, and games website.

Thanks to modern-day technology, we have come a long way from Thomas Edison’s invention of the light bulb in 1880. The inventor paved the way for the common use of electricity and light — and boy, is electricity important in modern-day society. As anyone who experienced a blackout (such as the Northeast blackout of 2003) will know, the importance of good lighting is as essential as ever.