Cinema
April 12, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Acting, action, Action-comedy, Ben Falcone, Bobby Cannavale, buddy film, casual watch., conventional, crab, crab-man, Crime, funny, genre, girl power, humorous, jason bateman, marvel, Melissa McCarthy, miscreants, narrative, netflix, octavia spencer, performance, predictable, Science, scientist, streaming, streaming services, superhero, superhero comedy, supervillains, thunder force review, Caroline Adamec
Defending ‘Thunder Force’: Melissa McCarthy & Octavia Spencer’s Action-Comedy That Knows Exactly What It Is
'Thunder Force' is not perfect in any sense, it has a lot of humorous moments and a fun narrative at its core for a family-friendly and entertaining watch. ...
April 11, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, academy awards, Alexander Payne, Audra McDonald, Award shows, awards, barbra streisand, Best Actress, Best Director, Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress, Cecil B. DeMille Award, chloe zhao, EGOT, Emmy awards, female award winners, Female empowerment, female representation, female winners, gender equality, Golden Globes, greta gerwig, Grey’s Anatomy, halle berry, Helen Hayes, How to Get Away with Murder, Jane Campion, julia louis-dreyfus, Kathryn Bigelow, Killing Eve, meryl streep, Nomadland, nominations, oscars, Sandra Oh, Seinfeld, Sofia Coppola, Tony Awards, Veep, Viola Davis, women's history month, Caroline Schneider
10 Female Winners Who Made History At Award Shows in Hollywood
These are 10 of those female winners who were the first and record holders at awards shows in Hollywood....
April 11, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Ant-Man, Avengers, Avengers: Endgame, Avengers: Infinity War, Brick, Bumblebee, Colin Trevorrow, Crafting a Franchise, disney, franchise, Friday the 13th, George Lucas, halloween, Harry Potter, Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince, Harry Potter and the Hallows Part 1, Harry Potter and the of Azkaban, Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Stone, Harry Potter franchise, Infinity War, iron man, Irvin Kershner, J.J. Abrams, J.K. Rowling, james bond, JJ Abrams, JK Rowling, Jon Favreau, Jurassic World, Kevin Feige, Looper, Lost, Lucasfilm, Mandalorian, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, marvel franchise, Marvel’s The Avengers, MCU, Michael Bay, movie franchise, Peyton Reed, prequel, Rian Johnson, Richard Marquand, Rotten Tomatoes, Safety Not Guaranteed, Sequel, Spin-off, Star Trek, Star Wars, Star Wars franchise, Star Wars the Empire Strikes Back, Star Wars the Last Jedi, Star Wars: A New Hope, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, The Avengers, The Mandalorian, Transformers, Travis Knight, Warner Brothers, Wizarding World, Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Sean Aversa
Crafting A Movie Franchise – An Examination of the Ingredients That Make Film Series Successful
To fully understand how to craft a successful movie franchise, one must familiarize themselves with that wide array of outcomes....
April 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, Afrikaans, Alain Dessauvage, Andre Carl van der Merwe, Angola, Apartheid, Full Metal Jacket, gay, gay cinema, gay films, gay movies, George Hanmer, Hilton Pelser, homophobia, institutionalized racism, Jamie D Ramsay, Jarhead, Kaffir Boy, Kai Luke Brummer, LGBT, lgbtq, long take, Martin Munro, Moffie, moffie gay, moffie movie, moffie review, Oliver Hermanus, Ryan de Villiers, SADF, Seals & Crofts, segregation, South Africa, South African Defense Force, Summer Breeze, The Shining, There Will Be Blood, Daniel Choi
‘Moffie’ Review: A Stunning Gay Coming-of-Age Story Set In Apartheid South Africa
In South Africa under the Apartheid regime, homosexuality was a crime - ’Moffie’ follows a gay teen who was drafted into the army....
April 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, animal film, anxiety, around the world, Blake Ewing, community, companionship, creatures, diverse, Doc, documentary, dog animals, dog film, dog lovers, dogs, Elizabeth Lo, Finland, friendship, humanity, humans, Independent Film, indie film, kukur puja, kukur tihar, Love, loyalty, Mathew Salleh, Mental Health, multicultural, nepal, nepal dogs, nepal tihar, Pets, ptsd, Romania, Rose Tucker, Stray, SXSW, Uganda, we don't deserve dogs review, We Don’t Deserve Dogs, wolves, worldly, Lana Nguyen
‘We Don’t Deserve Dogs’ Reminds us of the Selfless Sacrifices Made by Man’s Best Friend
Through a series of vignettes from around the world, 'We Don't Deserve Dogs' explores the contribution of dogs to individuals, relationships, and societies....
April 11, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 12, 18, 2021, academy awards, African-American, Black filmmaking, black lives matter, Breonna Taylor, cop, diversity, Elijah Mcclain, eric garner, Film, George Floyd, Groundhog Day, I can’t breathe, Joe Bada$$, joe biden, Martin Desmond Roe, netflix, New York City, NYPD, oscar, oscar buzz, Oscar Nominated, oscar nominee, Oscar nominees, oscars, police brutality, Racial Injustice, racism, Say Her Name, short film, Tamir Rice, Travon Free, Two Distant Strangers, two distant strangers review, Zaria Simone, Jacqueline Postajian
‘Two Distant Strangers’: Police Brutality gets the ‘Groundhog Day’ treatment in this Oscar-Nominated Short
A tribute to the Black Lives Matter movement, this Netflix short 'Two Distant Strangers' proves great things come in small packages. ...
April 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, adam driver, Blade Runner, Boogie Nights, Boyz n the Hood, brad pitt, Coen Brothers, Cuba Gooding Jr., Denzel Washington, End of Watch, Filmmaking, films, Harrison Ford, hollywood, Ice Cube, jake gyllenhaal, Jeff Bridges, John Singleton, L.A. Confidential, L.A. movies, leonardo dicaprio, Los Angeles, los angeles movies, margot robbie, Marriage Story, movies, once upon a time in hollywood, quentin tarantino, ridley scott, scarlett johansson, Stand and Deliver, Sunset Blvd, The Big Lebowski, Training Day, Drew Alexander Ross
Los Angeles Movies: History of Films About L.A. | ‘Once Upon A Time in Hollywood’ & More
Los Angeles has been synonymous with moviemaking ever since the inception of Hollywood, here are some Los Angeles movies about the city itself....
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?...
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