Features
February 17, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, ‘Arrival, ‘Blade Runner (1982)’, ‘Incendies’, “Tears In The Rain”., amy adams, Benicio Del Toro, christopher nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Directors, dune, emily blunt, Filmmaking, french, Harrison Ford, Hugh Jackman, jake gyllenhaal, Jòhann Jòhansson, Josh Brolin, Lubna Azawal, Prisoners, Roger Deakins, Ryan Gosling, science fiction, Sicario, Amhara Chamberlayne
Before Watching Timothée Chalamet’s ‘Dune’ – Here Are the Five Best Denis Villeneuve Movies, Ranked
Catch the 5 best Denis Villeneuve movies before the Jason Momoa, Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet starrer 'Dune'....
February 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Abigail Breslin, Alan Arkin, alfonso cuaron, Almost Famous, Cameron Crowe, Charlize Theron, christian bale, cinema, Dennis Hopper, Easy Rider, films, Frances McDormand, Gena Davis, George Miller, Green Book, Greg Kinnear, Hostiles, Kate Hudson, Little Miss Sunshine, Mad Max: Fury Road, Mahershala Ali, movies, oscars, Paul Dano, Paul Giamatti, road trip movies, Road Trips, Roger Ebert, Sandra Oh, Sideways, steve carell, Susan Sarandon, The Wizard of OZ, Thelma & Louise, Thomas Haden Church, tom hardy, Toni Collette, Virginia Madsen, Y Tu Mamá También, Drew Alexander Ross
10 Amazing Road Trip Movies: Adventures, New Beginnings, and Destinations
In road trip movies, the characters are leaving something behind, or they are heading off to find something - here are some amazing ones....
February 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ CULTURE, most-featured, Andrew Garfield, Avengers: Endgame, birds of prey, bisexual, black panther, Black Swan, chris pratt, dc, Ellen DeGeneres, Elliot Page, Eternals, gay superheroes, Guardians of the Galaxy, Harley Quinn, Kevin Feige, lgbtq, lgbtq films, LGBTQ Hollywood, lgbtq movies, lgbtq representation, LGBTQ Superheroes, Loki, Love, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, Moonlight, Natalie Portman, Queer Community, Queer films, queer superheroes, Queer superheros, Rosie Perez, Simon, Superhero Films, Tessa Thompson, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Prom, tom holland, wonder woman, Christopher Davis
Marvel/DC LGBTQ Representation: Will Bisexual Star-Lord Amount to More Gay Superheroes on the Big Screen?
Despite the comic books containing many gay superheroes, no major blockbusters have lived up to that precedent. When will LGBTQ superheroes get their due?...
February 15, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, 12 Angry Men, Buried, diy filmmaking, Ethan Hawke, Exam, feature film, fixed budget, French Cinema, Gela Babluani, Hitchcock, hollywood, indie filmmaking, Karyn Kusama, Locke, Low budget, One location, one location movies, Polanski, Rear Window, Richard Linklater, Rope, ryan reynolds, Spanish Cinema, sundance, Tape, The Invitation, The Man from earth, the Platform, tom hardy, Tzameti, Uma Thurman, venice film festival, David Tsintsadze
Fixed Budget Is Not a Verdict: 8 One Location Films Which Prove That
Here’s a list of 8 very special one location films shot in the 21st century that didn’t cost a fortune at all....
February 15, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, All My Children, Buffy, Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, cruel intentions, Daphne Blake, Emmy, horror actors, horror films, horror movies, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Sarah Michelle Gellar actor, Sarah Michelle Gellar biography, Sarah Michelle Gellar Burger King, Sarah Michelle Gellar career, Sarah Michelle Gellar feminist, Sarah Michelle Gellar filmography, Sarah Michelle Gellar icon, Sarah Michelle Gellar life, Sarah Michelle Gellar tribute, Scooby Doo, Scooby Doo live action, Scream, Scream 2, Scream Queen, soap operas, Swans Crossing, The Notorious SMG, women's history, women's history month, Christopher Davis
Sarah Michelle Gellar: A Living Icon, Champion of Empowered Femininity
A superstar sent from above, Sarah Michelle Gellar remains an overlooked champion of pop culture and empowered femininity....
February 15, 2021ANIMATION, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #GretaThunberg, #mustwatch, #savethebees, #savetheplanet, alison lohman, anime, Apocalypse, Biodiversity, butterfly, conservation, dune, Edward James Olmos, empath, EMPATHY, environment, environmental protection, feminist, ghibli, ghibli art, Hayao Miyazaki, HBOMAX, honeybee, insect, Isao Takahata, Lord of the Rings, manga, Mark Hamill, Miyazaki, monarch butterflies, mutation, Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind review, pacifism, Patrick Stewart, Shia LaBeouf, Studio Ghibli, Uma Thurman, Trent Kinnucan
‘Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind’: A Haunting Sci-Fi Allegory that Established Miyazaki as an Environmentalist Icon
'Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind' - With a story featuring environmental disaster, squabbling clans, rampant superstition and selfish politicians....
February 13, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Alien, box office, canceled, crossover, Filmmaking, films, Flash Gordon, Green Lantern, Guillermo del Toro, HBO, Hellboy, His Dark Materials, hollywood, incomplete stories, marvel, movies, Prometheus, reboots, Remakes, ridley scott, ryan reynolds, sequels, Sony, spider-man, Story Arcs, Television, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Golden Compass, unfinished stories, Drew Alexander Ross
Unfinished Film Franchises: Stories in Film Left Incomplete With Abandoned Story Arcs
Franchises and sequels are common now. However, for some movies, the big plans do not come to fruition. Their stories are unfinished film franchises....
February 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, A24, Alice Wu, Ang Lee, Ang Lee Career, asian american filmmakers, Asian Americans, Asian Representation, awkwafina, bafta, Best Director Award, Brokeback Mountain, Chinese New Year, Constance Wu, Crazy Rich Asians, fast and furious, Han Lue, Henry Golding, inclusivity, Instagram, Jon M. Chu, Justin Lin, Leah Lewis, lgbtq, life of pi, lulu wang, Lunar New Year, oscars, Posthumous, Pushing Hands, Saving Face, Star Trek Beyond, the Farewell, The Half Of It., The Wedding Banquet, Zodiac, Jordan Qin
The Five Best and Most Influential Asian American Filmmakers in Hollywood
To celebrate the Lunar New Year, here is a list of the five greatest and most influential Asian American filmmakers who are still active in the industry today....
February 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Amazon Prime Video, AMC, AMC plus, Andy Samberg, Ben Burtt, Bill Murray, Billy Crystal, Bud Cort, Cary Elwes, Charlie Kaufman, chick flicks, CINEMAX, corporations, Cristin Milioti, Damien Chazelle, Daniel Kaluuya, date movie, disney, Disney Plus, Emily, Emily V Gordon, emma stone, Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, Fred Savage, Groundhog Day, Hal Ashby, Harold and Maude, Harold Ramis, HBO, hbo max, hulu, Jim Carrey, Jodie Turner-Smith, Kate Winslet, Kumail Nanjiani, La La Land, Love, love movie, love story movies, Meg Ryan, Melina Matsoukas, netflix, Nora Ephron, Palm Springs, Peacock, pixar, Pluto, Pluto TV, police, pollution, postmodernism, Prime Video, Queen & Slim, Queen and Slim, racism, Rob Reiner, Robin Wright, rom-com, romantic, Romantic movie, romcom, Ruth Gordon, Ryan Gosling, Showtime, The Big Sick, The Princess Bride, time loop, Valentine, valentine's day films, Valentines Day, valentines day movies, Vivian Pickles, WALL-E, When Harry Met Sally, Daniel Choi
The 10 Best Movies to Watch on Valentine’s Day
You may not be able to enjoy your typical Valentine’s Day activities this year, but it’s thankfully easy to stream a movie and cuddle with your partner....
February 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Alexis Zabe, Andrew Romano, Bria Vinaite, Bronwyn Valley, Brooklyn Prince, Chris Bergoch, Disneyland, hollywood, Iphone, Jasineia Ramos, Jim R. Coleman, Kelly Fitzgerald, ken loach, Krystal Nicole Watts, Lorne Balfe, Magic Castle, Mela Murder, Mooney, parasite, Rosa Medina Perez, Sandy Kane, Sean Baker, Social realism, Tangerine, The Florida Project, the florida project poverty, the florida project review, willem dafoe, David Tsintsadze
How “The Florida Project” Could Silence Critics of the American Way of Depicting Poverty
Hollywood and American Cinema does not love making its films about poverty and the struggles of impoverished people - which makes 'The Florida Project' unique....
February 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Aaron Sorkin, Amadeus, biopics, David Fincher, David Lynch, David Oyelowo, Denzel Washington, Forest Whitaker, Harvey Milk, Hidden Figures, Historical Figure, Historical Figures, Historical Films, James McAvoy, kerry washington, Lawrence of Arabia, Malcolm X, Mark Zuckerberg, martin scorsese, Milk, Public Figure, Raging Bull, robert de niro, Schindler’s List, Sean Penn., Spike Lee, steven spielberg, The Elephant Man, The Last King of Scotland, the social network, Drew Alexander Ross
10 Biopics That Show the Best of Humanity and Warn Against the Worst
Biopics are a meaningful way to honor the lives of people that should be remembered and recognized today. while others serve as a warning of the bad....
February 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘CODA’, ‘Flee’, ‘Jockey’, ‘Mass’, ‘On the Count of Three’, ‘Summer of Soul’, ‘The Pink Cloud’, ‘Together Together’, #cryptozoo, Ann Dowd, Ari Katcher, Carlson Young, Christopher Abbott, Clifton Collins Jr., Daniel Durant, Daniel Kaluuya, Dash Shaw, directorial debut, documentary, Ed Helms, Eduardo Mendonça, Emilia Jones, Eva Longoria, feature film, film festival, Fran Kranz, Iuli Gerbase, Jason Isaacs, Jerrod Carmichael, Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Judas and the Black Messiah, Lake Bell, LaKeith Stanfield, lin manuel miranda, Marlee Matlin, Martha Plimpton, Moises Arias, Molly Parker, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Nikole Beckwith, Nina Simone, pandemic, passing, Patti Harrison, Questlove, rebecca hall, reed birney, Renata de Lélis, review, Rita Moreno, Riz Ahmed, Ruth Negga, Ryan Welch, Sian Heder, Sly and the Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, streaming, sundance, Sundance Film Festival, sundance film festival 2021, Tessa Thompson, the blazing world, Troy Kotsur, Udo Kier, virtual, Mario Yuwono
Going Virtual: Here Are Some Highlights From Sundance Film Festival 2021
So here are some of the highlights and much-buzzed projects from the Sundance Film Festival 2021, in alphabetical order, pandemic affected, yet quality upheld....
