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August 25, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘The Village’, After Earth, Alex Wolff, Anya Taylor-Joy, Bruce Willis, Found Footage, Glass, Haley Lu Richardson, Jessica Sula, joaquin phoenix, Kathryn Hahn, m night shyamalan, M Night Shyamalan tribute, M. Night Shyamalan career, M. Night Shyamalan filmography, M. Night Shyamalan life, M. Night Shyamalan reviews, mark wahlberg, mel gibson, old, Paul Giamatti, Rupert Grint, samuel l jackson, Servant, Signs, Sigourney Weaver, Split, steven spielberg, The Happening, The Last Airbender, The Sixth Sense, The Visit, Toby Kebbell, Unbreakable, William Hurt, Sean Aversa
A Tribute To M. Night Shyamalan — Hollywood’s Premier Risk Taker
A walkthrough of the filmography of the ever-intriguing M. Night Shyamalan with a commentary on why even his misses have artistic merit and should be respected....
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Dwayne Johnson ‘The Rock’: Defied All Odds – From the Biggest Wrestler to the Biggest Actor in the World
How Dwayne Johnson defied all odds to become the biggest wrestler on the planet, only then to outdo himself and become the biggest actor in the world. ...
August 24, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A Leg, and Koichi Mori, Asian films, Benny Chan, china, Chung Mong-Hung, Claire Marty, David Wilentz, Donnie Yen, Filmmaking, Hong Kong, Karen Severns, Korea, New York, New York Asian Film Festival, Ninja GIrl, One second Champion, Philippines, Raging Fire, Yu Irie, Tyler Sear
The New York Asian Film Festival 2021: A Look At The Best Asian Films Of The Year
The New York Asian Film Festival has just concluded and the year was highlighted by its hybrid screenings accommodating viewers around the world....
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The Fellini Masterpiece – ‘Nights of Cabiria’: A Woman and Her House
Watch the beloved Fellini classic before it leaves The Criterion Channel this month - 'Nights of Cabiria'....
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‘The Suicide Squad’: A Discussion About Remakes and Studio Interefernce #ReleaseTheAyerCut
With the 2016 ‘Suicide Squad’ being widely regarded as the worst DC film, here is the journey and general mishandling of the now revitalized franchise....
August 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, Adaptations, Cinderella, disney, feminism, gender, Girlboss, Pop Culture, society, women’s issues, Brianna Benozich
The Girlboss-ifiction of Cinderella: How Does Camila Cabello’s Version Hold Up to the Original?
Cinderella has undergone many transformations over the years but do the new incarnations hold up to the original’s themes? ...
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‘The Souvenir’: A Meta Memory Magnet
‘The Souvenir Part II’ made waves as Cannes 2021, revisit Joanna Hogg’s personal and poignant film....
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The Complete Guide to the 78th Venice Film Festival 2021: The Prestigious Films & Famous Faces Set to Headline the Historic Celebration
Venice Film Festival 2021’s Official Selection revealed - primed to enter its 78th year stronger than ever - debuting ‘Dune’, ‘The Last Duel’, and more....
August 7, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, actor, apple tv+, Black Widow, box office, Case, cinema, Contract, disney, Disney Plus, Film, hbo max, hollywood, hulu, INDUSTRY, Intellectual Property, IP, lawsuit, marvel, MCU, media, Money, netflix, Profits, scarlett johansson, streaming, streaming services, studio, Sue, Television, TV, Warner Bros, Ben Ross
Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney Over ‘Black Widow’ Profits; What This Could Mean for the Future of Streaming
After the release of ‘Black Widow’ earlier this month, Scarlett Johansson is now suing Disney for breach of contract; How could this affect streaming services?...
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Hollywood Insider’s CEO Pritan Ambroase Pays Tribute: “The Importance of Venice Film Festival as the Protector of Cinema”
Pritan Ambroase writes on the importance of the prestigious Venice Film Festival and its necessary work of protecting and elevating cinema....
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Tips to Get Ahead in Film School: The Most Common Films Shown in a Cinema Class
As first-year students are eagerly preparing for film school, take the opportunity this summer, grab some popcorn and watch these films to get the edge. ...
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Hulu or Netflix: A Discussion of What Each Streaming Service Brings to the Table
Streaming platforms are battling to be the best streaming service in the business - they all offer a variety of content that will please everyone’s taste....
