Cinema
July 6, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Shaun of the Dead’, 28 Days Later, action, Apocalypse, Army of the Dead, Cillian Murphy, Danny Boyle, Dawn of the Dead, Duane Jones, Edgar Wright, feature, George A. Romero, I am Legend, I Walked with a Zombie, Jacques Tourneur, Ma Dong-seok, Nick Frost, Night of the Living Dead, One Cut of the Dead, Simon Pegg, The Dead Don’t Die, The Dead Will Walk the Earth, They’re Coming to Get You Barbara, Train to Busan, Undead, White Zombie, World War Z, Zack Snyder, Zom-Com, zombie, Zombie Movies, Zombieland, Zombies, Andrew Valianti
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....
July 6, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, ‘The Goonies’, action movies, Buddy Cop Movie, Christopher Reeve, comic book, Danny Glover, dc, DC Extended Universe, Film History., Geoff Johns, Josh Brolin, Kevin Feige, Laura Shuler Donner, Lethal Weapon, Mankiewicz, Mario Puzo, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, mel gibson, modern superhero movie, Richard Donner, Richard Donner career, Richard Donner filmography, Richard Donner legacy, Richard Donner life, richard donner movies, Richard Donner superhero, richard donner superheroes, richard donner superman, Richard Donner tribute, Sean Astin, superhero, superhero history, superhero movie, Superman, The Omen, TV, TV history, verisimilitude, X-15, X-Men, Daniel Choi
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....
July 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, Bill Murray, Click, Comedy, Diary of an Uber Driver, drama, Film, Groundhog Day, I Met a Girl, IMDB, Josh Lawson, life lessons, life of pi, Long Story Short, long story short review, Marriage, Men In Black: International, Mortal Kombat, Palm Springs, Prometheus, Rafe Spall, review, Romance, romantic comedy, Romeo and Juliet, Rotten Tomatoes, sci-fi, time travel, Vudu, Zahra Newman, Danessa Naj'e Lopez
A ‘Long Story Short’ Emphasizes How Important It Is to Live Your Life to the Fullest
Australian romantic comedy, ‘Long Story Short’, teaches to never take any moment for granted....
July 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, ‘Summer of Soul’, 1960s, 1969, 2021, 5th Dimension, African-American, Apollo, BB King, Black, blues, Chambers Brothers, Civil Rights, David Ruffin, documentary, Film, gospel, Harlem, Harlem Cultural Festival, hulu, Martin Luther King Jr., Music, New York City, Nina Simone, review, revolution, Sly and the Family Stone, Soul, Staples Singers, Stevie Wonder, Summer of Soul (...Or When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised), summer of soul review, Jacqueline Postajian
A Review: Questlove’s ‘Summer of Soul (…Or When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)’
‘Summer of Soul (...Or When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)' - Memory and Music Come Together in this Celebration of Black Cultural and Civil Revolution....
July 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Benicio Del Toro, brendan fraser, Casey Silver, contagion, David Harbour, David Holmes, Don Cheadle, Ed Solomon, hunger, Jon Hamm, Magic Mike, Matt Damon, Men in Black, No Sudden Move, no sudden move review, Ocean’s Eleven, Ray Liotta, Steven Soderbergh, the irishman, The Nice Guys, Tyler Sear
Director Steven Soderbergh Shines a Spotlight on Corporatist Greed and Corruption in the Slow-Burning ‘No Sudden Move’
‘No Sudden Move’ starring Don Cheadle and Benicio del Toro successfully explores a number of socio-economic constructs within 1950’s Detroit....
July 4, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, SPORTS, Andres Escobar, Barry Skolnick, championship, Charlie Hunman, colombia, Elijah Wood, Eric Cantona, Euro 2020, Firm, Football, football movies, Goal! The Dream Begins, Goalkeeper, Green Street Hooligans, Jason Statham, ken loach, Looking For Eric, Manchester, Mean Machine, Mexico, MLS, Pablo Escobar, prison, Santiago Nunez, Soccer, soccer mivies, Sport, The Monk, The Two Escobars, USA National Team, Vinnie Jones, World Championship, David Tsintsadze
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 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, African-American, Carol Crosby, Comedy, Dara Bazzano, Darren Knapp, Directors, diversity, feature, Film, Filmmaking, First Date, first date review, hollywood insider, Homage, Jesse Janzen, judd apatow, Manuel Crosby, masculinity, Nineties, quentin tarantino, review, Review Of First Date, Romance, Ryan Quinn Adams, screenwriters, Script, Shelby Duclos, streaming, thriller, Tyson Brown, Tony Stallings
Manuel Crosby And Darren Knapp Make Great Impressions On Their ‘First Date’, A Hilarious Dark Comedy
'First Date' is an irreverent dark comedy with the soul of a Tarantino flick, and the wit of a Kevin Smith script, with enough charm to cover its shortcomings....
July 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, Alejandro Edda, Ana de la Reguera, Blumhouse, Cassidy Freeman, cinema, Crime, dystopia, dystopian society, Everardo Gout, Film, franchise, Horror, immigrants, James DeMonaco, Josh Lucas, Leven Rambin, movie, murder, purge, race, racial, racism, Tenoch Huerta, The Forever Purge, the forever purge review, The Purge, The Purge: Anarchy, The Purge: Election Year, Theaters, Violence, Ben Ross
‘The Forever Purge’: Grand, Fast-Paced Fun for ‘The Purge’ Franchise
‘The Forever Purge’ takes its audience on one large, action-packed adventure that feels bigger than anything before, but still tries to be deeper than it really is....
July 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘A New Wave’, ‘Till Death’, acting chops, actress, Callan Mulvey, directorial debut, empowerment, Eoin Macken, feature film, female empowering, Female Led, Gerald’s Game, handcuffed, Held, home invasion film, Horror, in theaters, Interview, invasion, Jennifer’s Body, Machine Gun Kelly, Marriage, Megan Fox, On Demand, secluded, stunt work, stuntman, stunts, The Strangers, thriller, Transformers, Us, Yahoo, Alexa Sutherland
Megan Fox’s ‘Till Death’Â Shows Her Superb Talent as an Actress
Megan Fox's ‘Till Death’ is a great ode to her impressive acting chops and how strong a woman is when fighting for her life during a terrifying home invasion. ...
July 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2051, action, adult, adventure, alien invasion, armband, attack, capture, children, Chris McKay, chris pratt, civilian, colony, confrontation, Cure, Daughter, Death, drafted, family, female alien, female soldier, fictional war, fight, future war, helicopter, humanity, J.K. Simmons, male alien, Marriage, military, murder, past, protest, resistance, review, riot, sabbath, sci-fi, Science, scientist, Soldier, Spaceship, The Tomorrow War, the tomorrow war review, time travel, toxin, underground, warrior, weapons, Yvonne Strahovski, Isabella Brownlee
Amazon Studios’ ‘The Tomorrow War’: Chris Pratt And Yvonne Strahovski Fight For The Future Of MankindÂ
'The Tomorrow War' - in 2051, an alien invasion is wiping out mankind, needing help, soldiers, and civilians from 2022 are transported into the future....
July 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1990s, A Film Trilogy Event, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Benjamin Flores Jr., Face the Evil, Fear Street Part One: 1994, Fear Street Part Three: 1666, Fear Street Part Two; 1978, Fred Hechinger, Friday Release, Gillian Jacobs, Goosebumps, halloween, Horror, Julia Rehwald, Kiana Madeira, Leigh Janiak, lgbtq, Marco Beltrami, Maya Hawke, netflix, Olivia Welch, R. L. Stine, review, Sadie Sink, Scream, Shadyside, Slasher, Summer Movie Season, Sunnyvale, thriller, Wes Craven, Andrew Valianti
‘Fear Street Part One: 1994’: Ambitious First Installment In Slasher Trilogy Is A Kinetic TriumphÂ
The pulpy ‘Scream’ successor ‘Fear Street Part One: 1994’, succeeding through its likable cast, rewarding script, and immersive atmosphere....
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