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March 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Mustache-gate’, #ReleaseTheSnyderCut, 300, amber heard, amy adams, aquaman, Avengers, batman, Batman V Superman, Batman vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice, ben affleck, Blockbuster, Charles Roven, Chris Terrio, christian bale, christopher nolan, Cinematic Miracle, comic book movie, Connie Nielsen, Curt Kanemoto, Cyborg, Darkseid, David Brenner, dc, DCEU, Deborah Snyder, Diane Lane, Directors Cut, Dody Dorn, Emma Thomas, Epic, ezra miller, Fabian Wagner, fantasy, Gal Gadot, greek mythology, hbo max, henry cavill, Injustice, J.K. Simmons, jared leto, Jason Momoa, Jesse Eisenberg, Jim Rowe, joker, Joss Whedon, Junkie XL, justice league, Justice League Directors Cut, Justice League Review, Karen Byson, Kiersey Clemons, Knightmare, Man of Steel, marvel, MCU, Ray Fisher, robert pattinson, Robin Wright, Snyder Cut, Steppenwolf, Suicide Squad, superhero, superhero movie, Tamara Watts Kent, The Avengers, The Batman, The Flash, VFX, Warner Bros, Wesley Coller, Will Beall, willem dafoe, wonder woman, Zack Snyder, zack snyder's justice league, Armando Brigham
Part 2 of 3 Perspectives on Zack Snyder’s ‘Justice League’: Second Time’s the Charm
Snyder’s long-awaited cut of ‘Justice League’ is filled with pure artistic power and passion even during the flawed moments ...
March 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Mustache-gate’, #ReleaseTheSnyderCut, 300, amber heard, amy adams, aquaman, Avengers, batman, Batman V Superman, Batman vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice, ben affleck, Blockbuster, Charles Roven, Chris Terrio, christian bale, christopher nolan, Cinematic Miracle, comic book movie, Connie Nielsen, Curt Kanemoto, Cyborg, Darkseid, David Brenner, dc, DCEU, Deborah Snyder, Diane Lane, Directors Cut, Dody Dorn, Emma Thomas, Epic, ezra miller, Fabian Wagner, fantasy, Gal Gadot, greek mythology, hbo max, henry cavill, Injustice, J.K. Simmons, jared leto, Jason Momoa, Jesse Eisenberg, Jim Rowe, joker, Joss Whedon, Junkie XL, justice league, Justice League Directors Cut, Justice League Review, Karen Byson, Kiersey Clemons, Knightmare, Man of Steel, marvel, MCU, Ray Fisher, robert pattinson, Robin Wright, Snyder Cut, Steppenwolf, Suicide Squad, superhero, superhero movie, Tamara Watts Kent, The Avengers, The Batman, The Flash, VFX, Warner Bros, Wesley Coller, Will Beall, willem dafoe, wonder woman, Zack Snyder, zack snyder's justice league, Daniel Choi
Part 1 of 3 Perspectives on ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’: The Long-Awaited “Snyder Cut” Fixes Everything Wrong With ‘Justice League’
#FreeTheSnyderCut has finally paid off, with 'Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ being released on HBO Max. Does it actually improve on the original?...
March 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #USSR, Alexei Navalny, Angus Wright, Anton Lesser, based on a true story, benedict cumberbatch, Chernobyl, CIA, Cold War, Dr Strange, espionage, History, Ironbark, james bond, Jessie Buckley, JFK, John F. Kennedy, John le Carré, Kirill Pirogov, MI5, MI6, Navalny, nuclear war, Putin, Rachel Brosnahan, sherlock holmes, Soviet Republic, Spies, The Courier, the courier movie, the courier review, the crown, thriller, Vladimir Putin, world war 3, Zeljko Ivanek, Trent Kinnucan
‘The Courier’ Gives Benedict Cumberbatch a True Spy Story That’s Stranger Than Fiction
Russian Actor Mirab Ninadze Leads a Stellar Ensemble Cast in Dominic Cooke’s New Film ‘The Courier’....
March 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, amazon prime, Bruce Dern, Cathy Moriarty, Comedy, community, Darby Heights, drama, dramedy, East Coast, family, family drama, Greg Lingo, Independent Film, indie film, Jack McGee, Jaimie Kennedy, Jeremy Piven, Last Call, last call review, Male humor, nostalgia, PA, Paolo Pallido, Pennsylvania, rom-com, Rural, Sibling Relationship, Slice of Life, Small Town, Taryn Manning, Zach McGowan, Lana Nguyen
Jeremy Piven’s ‘Last Call’ is an Ode to Small Towns and Childhood Nostalgia
'Last Call' streaming on Amazon Prime, has a lot of heart and goodwill, but still falls short in many aspects....
March 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, affair, audience, call me by your name, Christmas, Comedy, coming-of-age, Cooking, critique, Danish, danish movies, Denmark, Facebook, family, Film, food club, food club review, friendship, Italian countryside, Italy, movie, movie review, normal people, risqué, rom-com, Romance, rustic, social media, subplots, travel film, traveling, vacation film, womanhood, women, Alexa Sutherland
‘Food Club’: A Danish Travel Film of Women in Their 70s Living Their Italian Cooking Dreams
‘Food Club’ is a Danish film that follows three women nearing their 70’s who have been best friends since childhood....
March 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1980s influenced, action, Adam Bricker, All-Star Cast, argo, BenDavid Grabinski, Breckin Meyer, Charlyne Yi, Comedy, community, dark comedy, directorial debut, drama, Halt and Catch Fire, Happily, happily movie, Happily Review, Joel McHale, Jon Daly, Joseph Trapanese, Kerry Bishé, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Natalie Morales, Natalie Zea, Nickelodeon, Paul Scheer, PDA, Scrubs, Shannon Woodward, Stephen Root, thriller, Jordan Qin
BenDavid Grabinski’s Debut ‘Happily’ Has All the Right Ingredients But in the Wrong Amounts
In director BenDavid Grabinski’s debut, ‘Happily’ has the makings of becoming a classic movie, including an all-star cast, but falls short of the timeless mark....
March 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, adaptation, Alain Moussi, Alex Wolff, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bobby Cannavale, captain america, Captain America Winter Soldier, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Dimitri Logothetis, Frank Grillo, Gerardo Madrazo, Hardcore Henry, Jim McGrath, Jiu Jitsu, Jiu Jitsu Review, Kickboxer, Kickboxer: Vengeance, mandy, Martial Arts Film, Martial Arts Film Review, Martial Arts Movie, Martial Arts Movie Review, Naomi Watts, Nic Cage, nicolas cage, Predator, Purge Anarchy, sci-fi, Sci-Fi Film, Sci-Fi Film Review, Sci-Fi Movie, Sci-Fi Movie Review, The Purge, The Purge: Anarchy, Winter Soldier, Sean Aversa
‘Jiu Jitsu’: Nicolas Cage and Alain Moussi Team Up In Martial Arts Sci-Fi Film
‘Jiu Jitsu’ has a lot of effective world-building and conceptually there are a lot of interesting ideas...
March 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, Uncategorized, Asian cinema, Asian filmmakers, bong joon ho, Crazy Rich Asians, culinary movies, Jon M. Chu, lulu wang, movies about food, parasite, Susan Johnson, the Farewell, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, Jordyn McEvoy
Food and Asian Cinema: In-Depth Look at How Asian Storytellers Use Cuisine to Tell Stories About Love and Family
Since the birth of Asian cinema, there has been a large focus on food, family, and the ties that bind us together....
March 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, Aaron Sorkin, American screenwriters, Billy Wilder, book to film adaptations, Charlie Kauffman, contemporary screenwriters, David Mamet, Diablo Cody, Ernest Lehman, famous screenwriters, film adaptations, film author, Film History., Filmmakers, hollywood screenwriters, modern screenwriters, movie plots, movie script, Noah Baumbach, Nora Ephron, Paddy Chayefsky, paul thomas anderson, postmodern screenwriter, quentin tarantino, Robert Towne, Screenplay, screenplay structure, screenwriters, Screenwriting, scriptwriter, Sofia Coppola, Stanley Kubrick, storytelling, three act structure, Wes Anderson, William Goldman, Armando Brigham
The Under-Appreciation of Screenwriters and Scripts – Why Hollywood Needs To Show Respect
Rarely are they present for press tours, or seen during interviews, yet the architect of every film: the screenwriters....
March 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, actors, Anchorman, black women, Blue Valentine, call me by your name, casting, Cynthia Erivo, Despicable Me, Doubt, Fences, Get on Up, Gru, Half Nelson, Henriad, Horror, Hot Summer Nights, How to Get Away with Murder, Jack Ryan, Jim Halpert, John Krasinski, John Krasinski films, John Krasinski shows, lady bird, Ma, Michael Scott, Michelle Rodriguez, Miss Stevens, movie genres, octavia spencer, Octavia Spencer movies, Ryan Gosling, Ryan Gosling movies, Stay, Stereotype, Steve Carrell, Steve Carrell movies, Steve Carrell shows, surprising roles, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, The Help, The King, The Notebook, the office, Timothée Chalamet, Timothée Chalamet movies, unexpected actors, unexpected roles, Viola Davis, Viola Davis movies, Viola Davis shows, Widows, Tyler Bey
Six Times Actors Broke Stereotype and Played an Unexpected Role
Here are six times that actors broke out of their stereotype and expected range, genre, or character type by playing unexpected roles....
March 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, ‘80s, 1980s, a better tomorrow, action, action cinema, action hero, Action movie, Alien, Aliens, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Lee, Bruce Willis, Chow Yun-Fat, cinema history, Clint Eastwood, Die Hard, Film History., First Blood, genre, gun fu, guns, Hong Kong, hong kong action, hong kong action cinema, hong kong kung fu, Horror, humphrey bogart, Jackie Chan, John Wayne, John Woo, kung fu, kung fu cinema, kung fu film, kung fu movie, Last Action Hero, police story, rambo, Samuraï, schwarzenegger, sci-fi, stallone, Sylvester Stallone, Terminator, Terminator 2, the good the bad the ugly, the killer, Tropic Thunder, Yojimbo, Daniel Choi
Guns, Muscles, and Kung Fu – The 1980s and the Birth of the “Action Movie” and “Action Hero”
Action has always been an important element of cinema, but the 1980s saw the rise of a particular kind of action movie - a look at the rise of the beefcake. ...
March 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ CULTURE, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, bisexual representation, Brooklyn 99, Criminal Minds, gender equality, Gilmore Girls, Glee, Hollywood queer, inception, lgbtq, LGBTQ community, lgbtq films, LGBTQ Hollywood, lgbtq representation, LGBTQ tv shows, pansexual representation, queer, Queer films, queer movie characters, queer plots, queer representation, queer storylines, queer tv characters, queer tv shows, Queerbaiting, Riverdale, schitt's creek, sexuality, Sherlock, supernatural, That 70s Show, The 100, Jordyn McEvoy
Queerbaiting: Our Life Is Not Yours to Profit From | An Anaylsis
An analysis on queerbaiting from some of the most infamous television shows and films....
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