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In 1897, acclaimed author H.G. Wells created a science fiction horror character known as The Invisible Man. Using optics to change the refractive index of a body so that light doesn't bounce off, mad scientist...

In 1977, writer and director George Lucas brought to the world Star Wars. Despite the production issues, the fantasy space opera quickly became the most successful movie ever made at the time and one of the...

In 1995, the late Robin Williams starred in the fantasy adventure film, Jumanji, based on the book by Chris Van Allsburg. Centred around a mystical board game that unleashes jungle-based animals and villains...

In 1868 and 1869, author Louisa May Alcott wrote two volumes of the coming of age story, Little Women. Loosely based on Alcott's real-life family, the story became a massive success and a pinnacle of...

In 2013, director duo Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee brought the world a new Disney animated fairy tale, Frozen, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale The Snow Queen. It's a pretty safe bet to say...

In 1980, director Stanley Kubrick brought to the world the descent into madness, The Shining. Despite being polarising at the time of release, especially from the author of the book, Stephen King, it...

In 1940, Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and Jerry Robinson introduced the Joker to the world as a new archenemy for Batman. Known as a criminal mastermind with a warped and sadistic sense of humour, Joker quickly...

In 1992, film buff Quentin Tarantino kicked off his writing and directing career with Reservoir Dogs. Tarantino’s razor-sharp dialogue and unique ways of telling a story quickly created a very influential...

In 2016, the Marvel Cinematic Universe finally introduced everyone’s favourite friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man as a small cameo in Captain America: Civil War. One year later, Tom Holland, taking the role...

In 1997, Tommy Lee Jones and then-newcomer Will Smith starred as a duo in the sci-fi comedy Men in Black. With the extraterrestrial government cover-ups of the X-Files and the comedic spirit of the original...