IgniteMe.co wishes a “Happy Valentine’s Day” to one and all. In the spirit of the holiday, we have decided to dedicate this week’s double feature to bringing couples together. And what better way, then with a fine evening of cinema? For New Couples: The Princess Bride “Since the invention of the kiss, there have only been five kisses that were rated the most passionate, the most pure. This one left them all...

With Christopher Nolan’s epic Batman trilogy coming to a close this summer, IgniteMe has taken on the job of preparing readers for all the Gotham awesomeness that awaits. As such, it is important to highlight some of the Caped Crusader’s lesser-known filmography. The character of Batman was the collaborative effort of artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger. Debuted in Detective Comics #27, the Dark Knight has since made hundreds of...

The IgniteMe Crew is no stranger to America’s vast suburban wastelands. A such, we felt it important to acknowledge a couple of the films that have effectively highlighted the grace and majesty of the ‘burbs. WARNING: Actually visiting the suburbs may cause extreme boredom and suicidal tendencies. American Beauty Kevin Spacey stars opposite Annette Bening, as depressed office drone, Lester Burnham. Feeling the full force of his...

First off, our Steve McQueen is not the icon of early cinema. Our Steve McQueen is Hollywood’s newest break-out director. Beginning his filmmaking career as an installation and political artist, McQueen’s first work to garner him national acclaim was 2008’s Hunger. He quickly followed up this effort with 2011’s Shame and is currently in production on Twelve Years a Slave. It is also no accident or coincidence that all of his films...

1. Steve Bates – Hemp Wick Dispenser/ Chillum: The functional glass community is always looking for ways to produce cleaner and healthier hits and a major innovation came with the invention of hemp wick. Made entirely of organic hemp it saves the users lungs from the mass amounts of butane found in ordinary lighters. However, until now, there has never been a great way to display and use your line, short of wrapping it around a...