Cinema
February 12, 2021CINEMA TOP, Uncategorized, A Ghost Story, Ammonite, Andre Chemetoff, Bridgerton, Casey Affleck, Casey Affleck Career, Christopher Abbott, Christopher Abbott Career, drama, Eurocentric, Forbidden Romance, good will hunting, Jim Shepard, Katherine Waterson, Katherine Waterson Career, lesbian romance, lgbtq, Mona Fastvold, netflix, period drama, Period Piece, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, representation, Review of The World to Come, Romania, Ron Hansen, the crown, the world to come, the world to come review, tragedy, Vanessa Kirby, Vanessa Kirby Career, Jordan Qin
‘The World to Come’: A Period Piece About Learning to Love After a Tragedy
In 'The World to Come', set in the 1850s, Katherine Waterson manages to find love in the most unexpected places after the sudden death of her only daughter....
February 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, ‘Twelve Monkeys’, 12 monkeys, 1990s, Ambitious, Apocalypse, brad pitt, Brazil, Bruce Willis, Cerebral, Christopher Plummer, Confusing, coronavirus, creative, dark comedy, dystopia, eerie, inception, Internal, Madeleine Stowe, Memorable, Monty Python And The Holy Grail, Morbid., Odd, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, oscars, pandemic, science fiction, tenet, Terry Gilliam, Unique, Weird, Amhara Chamberlayne
’12 Monkeys’: Terry Gilliam’s Strange Sci-Fi Odyssey
Terry Gilliam cult-classic '12 Monkeys' offers a wonderful, now-eerie slice of the absurd. ...
February 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Elysium’, ‘Space Sweepers’, Blade Runner, Blockbuster, capitalism, Cowboy Bebop, diversity, entertaining, Epic, Exciting, Firefly, Guardians of the Galaxy, Jin Seon-kyu, Jo Sung-hee, Kim Tae-ri, Korea, Korean cinema, languages, Mu-Yeol Kim, multicultural, netflix, parasite, Park Ye-Rin, post-apocalyptic, poverty, representation, Richard Armitage, sci-fi, social commentary, Song Joong-Ki, South Korea, space, space sweepers review, streaming, transgender, WALL-E, Yoo Hae-Jin, Yoo-kang Seo-ae, Yoon Seung-min, Mario Yuwono
Netflix’s ‘Space Sweepers’: A Familiar But Wildly Fun Sci-Fi Action-Adventure from South Korea
‘Space Sweepers’ is a very exciting and entertaining film, delivering escapist fun and spectacle with a dash of social commentary....
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....
February 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy, Adam Sandler, amazon, Another Earth, Antonio Banderas, Best Actress, bliss movie, bliss review, Bliss’ Mike Cahill, Cinematic, Desperado, Dogma, Frida, Googling, Grown Ups, hollywood, I Origins, Julie Taymor, Kevin Smith, Latinx, oscar, Owen Wilson, robert rodriguez, Salma Hayek, The Royal Tenenbaum, Ugly Betty, Wes Anderson, Armando Brigham
Amazon Studios’ ‘Bliss’ – An Interesting Avant-Garde Film That Subverts Audience Expectations At Every Turn
Amazon Studios cherry picks filmmaker Mike Cahill, making his extraordinarily dense sci-fi concepts mainstream with 'Bliss'....
February 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1950s, 1950s Italy, Anna Maria De Luca, Antonio Gerardi, Bianca Schettino, Ciccio Paradiso, class struggle, Cumpa Schettino, Donato Placido, drama, Elena Ferrante, Erminio Truncellito, Federica Torchetti, Federico Ferrandina, Gaia Bermani Amaral, Gian Filippo Corticelli, Giorgio Careccia, historical drama, Italian, Italian film, Italy, Ivo Micioni, L’ultimo paradiso, Leonardo Alberto Moschetta, Lucia Paradiso, Lucia Zotti, Mimmo Mignemi, My Brilliant Friend, Neapolitan Novels, netflix, Nicoletta Carbonara, Pasquale Ricciardulli, period drama, Riccardo Scamarcio, Rocco Ricciardulli, Romance, romantic drama, The Last Paradiso, The Last Paradiso Netflix, The Last Paradiso review, Valentina Cervi, Claire L. Wong
‘The Last Paradiso’: A Beautifully-Shot Portrait of a Small Rural Town
Netflix’s new Italian-language film ‘The Last Paradiso’ covers many genres, including romantic drama and historical class struggle....
February 8, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, 2021 golden globes snubs, Ammonite, Another Round, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, Chadwick Boseman, chloe zhao, christopher nolan, DA 5 BLOODS, disney, Golden Globe nominations, Golden Globes, Golden globes 2020, golden globes 2021, golden globes 2021 snubs, Hamilton, HBO, HFPA, Hollywood Foreign Press Association, I May Destroy You, La Llorona, Mank, Michaela Coel, Minari, Music, Nomadland, normal people, Over The Moon, Palm Springs, promising young woman, Small Axe, Soul, Sound of Metal, Spike Lee, Steven Yeun, tenet, the Farewell, The Father, The Life Ahead, The Prom, The Queen’s Gambit, The Trial of the Chicago 7, the undoing, two of us, Unorthodox, Jordyn McEvoy
The Biggest Golden Globes 2021 Snubs and Film Upsets
Golden Globes 2021 snubs - all the films that will not receive recognition at this year's Golden Globes and why they deserve better....
February 7, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, A Hidden Life, Badlands, drama films, Terrence Malick, Terrence Malick analysis, Terrence Malick career, Terrence Malick director, Terrence Malick existentialism, Terrence Malick filmography, Terrence Malick films, Terrence Malick morality, Terrence Malick movies, Terrence Malick style, Terrence Malick themes, Terrence Malick tribute, The Thin Red Line, The Tree of Life, Caroline Adamec
A Tribute to Terrence Malick: An Evolution of Thought on Film
Terrence Malick’s films are poems coming to life onscreen, the gift of his four decades in the film industry is a unique opportunity to watch his evolution....
February 7, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Adam Arkapaw, Andre Havill, Anita Overland, Ben Mendelsohn, brad pitt, Christina Oh, David Michod, David Minkowski, Dede Gardner, Edward Ashley, Ildiko Kemeny, Ivan Kaye, Jeremy Chevilotte, Jeremy Kleiner, Joel Edgerton, Lily Rose - Depp, Liz Watts, Nicholas Britell, Nike Kurta, Philip Rosch, robert pattinson, Sean Harris, Steven Elder, Sylvia Warmer, The King, Thomasin McKenzie, Timothée Chalamet, Tom Fisher, Tom Glynn-Carney, Tom Lacroix, Tom Lawrence, william Shakespear, David Tsintsadze
Timothee Chalamet & Robert Pattinson Starrer ‘The King’: A King Has No Friends – Defined By Silence And Color
Another stand-out aspect of 'The King' is how fast personal transitions happen and how fast characters change in response to the events that take place....
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