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July 8, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 300, American Splendor, Aricle, box office, cinema, Comic Books, Directing, Edgar Wright, Feature Article, Film, Filmmaking, Frank Miller, genre, government, Graphic Novels, hollywood insider, Hugo Weaving, James McTeigue, Michael Cera, movie reviews, Natalie Portman, Paul Giamatti, review, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Sin City, superheroes, Superman, terrorism, V for Vendetta, Wachowski Bros, Zack Snyder, Tony Stallings
Five Films Based On Graphic Novels That Don’t Feature Superheroes
These five films based on graphic novels don't have a superhero in sight, proving graphic novels can be a source for storytelling without capes and spandex....
July 6, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, #metoo, #metoo movies, action, Ajay Devgn, anil kapoor, assault, attack, bollywood, bride, Crime, domestic violence, drama, feminism, groom, India, Injustice, Jackie Shroff, Lajja, lajja movie, lajja review, Madhuri Dixit, Mahima Chaudhry, male chauvinism, manisha koirala, marital abuse, not-rated, Rajkumar Santoshi, rape, Rekha, Revenge, Social Norms, Victims, Violence, women, women rights, Isabella Brownlee
‘Lajja’: The Brilliant Bollywood Epic is One of the Best #Metoo Movies – Struggles of Women in India
Starring Bollywood's biggest actresses and actors, 'Lajja' dictates the abuse, violence, and hate women still receive in patriarchal India. ...
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An Ode to the Undead: A History of Zombie Movies from George Romero to Zack Snyder
From the cinematic inception of the zombie in the 1930s to Romero’s iconic reimagining and the divergent paths the acclaimed auteur of bodily carnage set forth....
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A Tribute to Richard Donner: Father of the Modern Superhero Movie
Richard Donner, at age 90, is set to return to direct ‘Lethal Weapon 5’, let’s revisit the career of the man who made the modern superhero movie possible....
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The Euro 2020 List – Five Most Important Football Movies (or as Americans Say – Soccer)
Here are the top 5 football movies to put you into the Euro 2020 mood....
July 4, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 20th anniversary, Ali Larter, Andy Karl, Annaleigh Ashford, Christian Borle, Dan Goor, Elle Woods, female empowerment films, Harvard Law School, Holland Taylor, Jennifer Coolidge, Laura Bell Bundy, Legally Blonde, Legally Blonde 3, Legally Blonde retrospective, Legally Blonde the musical, legally blonde tribute, Legally Blonde: Red White & Blonde, Legally Blondes, Luke Wilson, Matthew Davis, Mindy Kaling, Reese Witherspoon, selma blair, Victor Garber, Caroline Schneider
“What, Like It’s Hard?” – 20 Years of Reese Witherspoon’s ‘Legally Blonde’ | A Tribute
It’s been 20 years and this feminist comedy is still beloved- here’s why. A Tribute to 'Legally Blonde'....
July 2, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, American justice system, Central Park 5, Claire Ferguson, court, Crime, criminals, Death, diversity, documentary, feature film, Gregor Lyon, inhuman treatment, jail, media attention, murder, Night Stalker, Patrick Forbes, people of color, police, police violence, racial bias, review, Rob Manning, son of Sam, the phantom, the phantom 2021, the phantom documentary, the phantom documentary review, the phantom review, trial, True Crime, wrongful conviction, Jordan Qin
‘The Phantom’ Review: A Sad Tale of Death, Wrongful Justice System, and Guilt
In Patrick Forbes’s new documentary, ‘The Phantom’ explores the conviction of Carlos DeLuna and how he was put to death for a murder he never committed....
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Five Recent Films That Pushed For Diversity When Hollywood Needed It Most
Diversity - top five films that pushed open the door for more diverse representation in Cinema, paving the way for new stories told and newer voices heard....
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Five LGBTQ+ Movies to Watch with Pride Whether its June or Not | Continue Pride Beyond June
During this important month of celebrating authenticity and sexuality, these are the perfect LGBTQ+ movies to wind down the end of June. ...
June 29, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, A Few Good Men, About Schmidt, academy awards, Alexander Payne, As Good as it Gets, batman, Bob Rafelson, Chinatown, Danny Devito, Dennis Hopper, Easy Rider, Faye Dunaway, Five Easy Pieces, Forget It Jake It’s Chinatown, Hal Ashby, Helen Hunt, Here’s Johnny!, Jack nicholson, Jack Nicholson awards, Jack Nicholson movies, Jack Nicholson tribute, James L. Brooks, Karen Black, Louise Fletcher, martin scorsese, Michelangelo Antonioni, Milos Forman, Nurse ratched, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Rob Reiner, Roger Corman, Roman Polański, Shirley MacLaine, Stanley Kubrick, Terms of Endearment, the departed, The Joker, The Last Detail, The Passenger, The Shining, tim burton, tribute, Andrew Valianti
A Tribute to Jack Nicholson: One of the Greatest Actors of Any Generation
Examining Jack Nicholson’s illustrious career and unrivaled filmography from his breakthrough in ‘Five Easy Pieces’ to his final performance in ‘The Departed’....
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Why ‘Jennifer’s Body’ Has Become A Cult Classic and Prime LGBTQ+ Representation
Full of bisexual characters, homoerotic infatuation, and feminism, Megan Fox’s ‘Jennifer’s Body’ failed at the box office but became a success a decade later....
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Video | The Artist Evolves: All Viola Davis Movies and Roles, 2000 to 2021 Filmography
Watch all of Viola Davis movies and roles from 2000 to 2021 to see her evolve into one of the most respected actresses in the world....
