Cinema
April 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, SPORTS, Antoine Lacomblez, Camera work, Charlene Favier, Child Abuse, directorial debut, drama, Female empowerment, Female Stories, Football, Foreign Film, french, Gymnastics, IMDB, Jeremie Renier, Jerry Sandusky, Larry Nassar, Marie Denarnaud, Marie Talon, Muriel Combeau, NCAA, News, Noee Abita, politics, Set Design, sexual abuse, Skiing, Slalom, Slalom Review, Sports Industry, USA Gymnastics, Yann Maritaud, Jordan Qin
‘Slalom’ Review: A Deeply Unsettling Look Into Sexual Assault in The Sports World
Beneath its clean and pure visuals, ‘Slalom’ is a strong debut by writer-director Charlène Favier on sexual coercion and the abuse of power in the sports world....
April 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Colin Farell, Dystopian, Emotions, Fionn Whitehead, Hormonal, Lily Rose - Depp, Neil Burger, New Planet, outer space, Space Mission, Space Travel, spacecraft, Spaceship, teenagers, Tye Sheridan, Voyagers, voyagers review, young adult, Isabella Brownlee
Beware: The Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Voyagers’ Contains Hormonal and Sexually Frustrated Space Teens
The sci-fi thriller ‘Voyagers’ encompasses emotionless space teenagers that is until they revive their emotions making them hormonal, anxious, and angry. ...
April 9, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, academy award, American actor, cinema, Coming to America, David Cronenberg, disney, Golden Globes, high grossing films, hollywood, iconic actors, Jeff Goldblum, Jeff Goldblum biography, Jeff Goldblum career, Jeff Goldblum documentary, Jeff Goldblum filmography, Jeff Goldblum life, Jeff Goldblum music, Jeff Goldblum roles, Jeff Goldblum tribute, John Landis, marvel cinematic universe, New York, oscars, Saturday Night Live, Sesame Street, short film, steven spielberg, Taika Waititi, The World According to Jeff Goldblum, Thor: Ragnarok, Wes Anderson, Armando Brigham
A Tribute to Jeff Goldblum: The Most Recognizable and Beloved Guy in Hollywood
Here is our tribute to Jeff Goldblum, the man with the unique swag, unmistakable charisma and a style of performing that can never be copied....
April 9, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, abortion, abortion laws, Beach Rats, coming-of-age, Conservative, Don’t Let the Sun Catch you Crying, drama, Eliza Hittman, feminism, Film, Gerry and the Peacemakers, Independent Spirit Awards, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Never Rarely Sometimes Always review, New York City, Oscar snub, oscars, Pennsylvania, Port Authority Bus Terminal, predators, pro choice, pro life, review, sexual assault, Sidney Flanigan, Talia Ryder, teenage aboriton, teenage pregnancy, teenagers, Trauma, Jacqueline Postajian
‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’: The “Kids in the Big City” Trope Faces its Harsh Reality
'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' succeeds in giving almost documentary-like coverage of the process of getting an abortion, revealing dark truths as it does....
April 8, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘Daddy Longlegs’, ‘Heaven Knows What’, ‘Lenny Cooke’, ‘The Pleasure of Being Robbed’, 48 Hrs., A24, Adam Sandler, Adam Shopkorn, Arielle Holmes, Benny Saftdie, Black Reel Awards, Cannes Film Festival, crime movies, Daniel Lopatin, documentary, Film Independent Spirit Awards, good time, HBO, IFC Films, indie movies, John Cassavetes Award, Josh Safdie, neo-noir, neon noir, New York City, robert pattinson, safdie brothers, Safdie career, Safdie genre, Safdie movies, Safdie tribute, sports documentary, Tribeca Film Festival, UNCUT GEMS, Caroline Adamec
A Tribute | The Evolution of the Safdie Brothers: From A Basketball Documentary to ‘Uncut Gems’
The biggest question that remains is: now that the Safdie Brothers have become a household name, what will they do next?...
April 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Asian-American, Billboard, Billboard 100, Bizaardvark, Déjà vu, Disney Channel, Disney Plus, Driver’s License, Filipino, Filipino American, Gabriella Montez, Gen Z, High School Musical, High School Musical the Musical the Series, HSM, HSMTMTS, Joshua Bassett, Lorde, Music, Olivia Rodrigo, Pop, Sabrina Carpenter, singer, Songwriter, Songwriting, taylor swift, Teen, Trending, Viral, Lana Nguyen
Everything You Need to Know About Up-and-Coming Singer and Actress, Olivia Rodrigo
18-year-old Olivia Rodrigo made headlines with her debut single ‘Driver’s License’ in January, which to date is the most popular song of the year....
April 7, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, batman, Bo Burhnam, Carey Mulligan, clickbait, dc, drama, Emerald Fennell, Esquire, female, female filmmaking, feminism, Film, gender, Gotham, incel, joaquin phoenix, joker, oscars 2021, promising young woman, rage, rape, Revenge, robert de niro, sexual assault, social media, thriller, Todd Philips, Twitter, Violence, WGA Award, Jacqueline Postajian
Twitter Backlash: Demand An Apology From Esquire UK For Stating Protagonists of ‘Promising Young Woman’ and ‘Joker’ Are Alike
Protagonist of 'Promising Young Woman' is a woman avenging her friend, whereas protagonist of 'Joker' is a person with severe mental health issues - not same....
April 7, 2021ANIMATION, AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, Beauty and the Beast, Bob Iger, Brothers Grimm, Carlo Codi, Cinderella, culture, D23, D23 Expo, disney, Disney classics, Disneyfi, Disneyfication, disneyfication problem, fairy tales, fairytale, Grimm Brothers, Hans Christian Andersen, I’ve Got No Strings, mickey mouse, Part of Your World, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, princess, princesses, Sleeping Beauty, snow white, Stephen King, The Adventures of Pinocchio, The Little Mermaid, Under the Sea, Villeneuve, When You Wish Upon a Star, Carrie Fishbane
The Disneyfication Problem: Disney Repeatedly Plagiarizes By Decimating Source Material And Stealing Others Works
There is a side of Disney beyond all the cute animals and vibrato-belting princesses, and it’s not pretty - they plagiarize - the Disneyfication problem....
April 7, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, art, catch me if you can, Charlie Cox, cinema, credits, daniel craig, Daredevil, deadpool, film credits, film techniques, films, Florence Deygas, game of thrones, Game of Thrones credits, George R. R. Martin, HBO, Introductions, james bond, leonardo dicaprio, Lord of War, Mad Men, marvel, Medium, movie credits, movies, nicolas cage, Olivier Kuntzel, opening credit, Opening Credits, previews, ryan reynolds, Saul Bass, Scrubs, Skyfall, steven spielberg, superhero movie credits, superhero movies, superhero opening credits, Television, The Twilight Zone, Title Sequences, Tom Hanks, Vertigo, Drew Alexander Ross
The Importance of Opening Credits: The Art of Introducing a Film
These filmmakers decided to make the most out of their opening credits and, in doing so, created memorable sequences for viewers to cherish....
April 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, American Assassin, Andrew Garfield, Antonie Fuqua, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Death Cure, Deepwater Horizon, Dylan O’Brien, Dylan O’Brien actor, Dylan O’Brien biography, Dylan O’Brien career, Dylan O’Brien filmography, Dylan O’Brien life, Dylan O’Brien tribute, Edge of Tomorrow, get out, Gina Rodriguez, Hacksaw Ridge, Infinite, John Malkovich, Kurt Russell, La La Land, Love and Monsters, mark wahlberg, Maze Runner, Maze Runner The Death Cure, Maze Runner The Scorch Trials, Michael Matthews, mission impossible, Mission: Impossible Fallout, Mitch Rapp, Moonlight, mtv, Patriots Day, Peter Berg, promising actors, Scorch Trials, Shawn Levy, Teen Wolf, The Maze Runner, The Maze Runner: The Death Cure, The Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, the social network, Tom Cruise, tom holland, upcoming actors, Wes Ball, zendaya, Sean Aversa
The Rise And Journey of Dylan O’Brien: A Superstar In the Making
Dylan O’Brien has the potential to be on the level of some of the biggest up-and-coming superstars in Hollywood such as Tom Holland and Zendaya....
April 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, 2000s, 2020, A Christmas Carol, A Series of Unfortunate Event, absurdity, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, actor, Bruce Almighty, Canada, celebrity, comedian, Comedy, Dr Robotnik, Dumb and Dumber, Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, High Energy, How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Humor, impressions, Jim Carrey, Jim Carrey biography, Jim Carrey career, Jim Carrey filmography, Jim Carrey life, Jim Carrey movies, Jim Carrey story, Jim Carrey tribute, jim carrrey tribute, Man on the Moon, Persona, slapstick, SNL, Sonic the Hedgehog, stand up, The Mask, The Truman Show, Toronto, tribute, Yes Man, Zany, Lana Nguyen
A Tribute to Jim Carrey: The Master Performer On A League of His Own
A look into Jim Carrey’s best performances, old and new, and how he came to be the iconic comedic persona we know and love....
April 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, Age of Ultron, Agent Carter, Berlin Syndrome, Black Mass, Black Widow, black widow movies, black widow news, captain america, Cate Shortland, chris evans, civil war, COVID-19, Cruella, David Harbour, delay, disney, Disney Plus, Disney+ premier access, emma stone, Endgame, Eric Pearson, Eternals, Falcon, Fighting with My Family, Florence Pugh, Godzilla vs. Kong, Hawkeye, hbo max, Hellboy, Infinity War, Jac Schaeffer, Jon Favreau, little women, Lore, marvel, Marvel phase four, MCU, MCU phase four, Midsommar, My Cousin Rachel, Natasha Romanoff, Ned Benson, Noah, Oz the Great and Powerful, pandemic, Patty Jenkins, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Premier Access, Quadrophenia, rachel weisz, Ray Winstone, Ricky Gervais, robert downey jr, scarlett johansson, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Simu Liu, Somersault, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Stranger Things, The Avengers, the departed, The Falcon, The Lovely Bones, the office, The Savages, Thor: Ragnarok, WandaVision, Warner Bros, wonder woman 1984, Daniel Choi
Everything We Know About ‘Black Widow’: Scarlett Johansson, David Harbour, and ‘WandaVision’s’ Jac Schaeffer
After over a year of COVID-19 related delays, ‘Black Widow’, originally scheduled for May 1, 2020, set to premiere on July 9, 2021, here’s everything we know....
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