Danielle Bruncati
Danielle Bruncati is a writer and pop culture enthusiast from Southern California. She earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Television Writing and Producing from a top film school. Her goal is to one day be the writer on a show/movie covered by Cinemablend, but for now, she's excited to be a Freelance Writer here.
Danielle watches just about everything, but her favorite shows and movies often land in the YA and romantic comedy spaces. When she's not writing, she can be found wandering around Disneyland or hanging out with her laughter-hating corgi.
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Eddie Munson is still a fan favorite Stranger Things character, and there's one theory that has me hopeful he'll return.

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Gaten Matarazzo reflects on how Stranger Thing's ending will impact his career in the future.

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Daisy Ridley visited the Disneyland Resort and had several memorable moments including hearing a familiar song.

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The sequel to Red, White, and Royal Blue 2 is officially in development but Stephen Fry is still waiting for a call on if he'll return.

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Disney's Tarzan just celebrated a major anniversary and I think it's time people learn why it's my favorite animated movie.

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Hulu's Brats Documentary was supposed to offer fans insight on the "Brat Pack" films of the '80s, and fans are disappointed that's not what it was about.

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Inside Out 2's new emotion, Anxiety, made me feel seen in a way I never have before, and everyone needs to see this movie.

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Nicholas Galitzine and Leo Woodall's Actors on Actors interview has fans begging for them to work together soon.

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Lisa Ann Walter's has some fun ideas on what The Parent Trap 2 could look like, but there's an obvious story she's missing.

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Daisy Ridley is gearing up for another Star Wars movie, but first, she's brushing up on her lightsaber skills with a worthy opponent.

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If Hacks made one small change, it would go down in history as one of the best comedies of the 2020s.

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I saw Ryan Reynold's IF in theaters and it made me cry and miss a classic Cartoon Network cartoon.

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After Weird Al Yankovic shared a photo of himself with some Stranger Things stars, fans joked about him joining Season 5.

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I used to consider Pixar's Up one of the studio's best movies, but after rewatching it I don't think that's the case anymore.

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Season 11 of Vanderpump Rules concluded with a frustrating part three of the reunion special.

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Below Deck Season 11 ended with an explosive argument between two stewardesses, and fans are divided on who was wrong.

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Stranger Things Season 4 began two years ago today, and I still can't get over the best and worst moments from the first seven episodes.

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Season 11 of Vanderpump Rules is set to end this month, and as a fan I really hope it's also the end of the entire series.

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Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore's Blended has just turned 10, meaning it's the perfect time for these two to reunite in a new romantic comedy.

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With Inside Out 2 getting ready to be released, Patton Oswalt is sharing his thoughts on if fans will ever get a sequel to Ratatouille.

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Monsters at Work Season 2 pulled of a shocking plot twist, and I now really feel like more people should check the animated series out.

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After just two weeks in theaters, The Fall Guy will be made available on digital platforms, but this isn't a good thing.

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Stranger Things is once again teasing a new character duo for the final season, and I really hope it happens.

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When Abbott Elementary returns in the fall, it will be the only comedy on ABC's fall lineup, and I have a bad feeling that sitcoms might be dying.
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