Cinema
January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, a glitch in the matrix, a writers odyssey, adverse, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV Plus, assassin in red, barb and star go to vista del mar, billie eilish, billie eilish the worlds a little blurry, bliss, blithe spirit, breaking news in yuba county, Cherry, cowboys, crazy about her, crisis, dara of jasenovac, Disney Plus, dream of eternity, falling, fear of rain, february movies, february releases, FLora and Ulysses, french exit, hbo max, hulu, i blame society, i care a lot, Judas and the Black Messiah, land, limited theaters, little fish, Malcolm and Marie, me you madness, meltdown, minamata, Minari, movie releases, movies, Music, my zoe, netflix, new february movies, new movies, new release movie schedule, new releases, new releases february 2021, Nomadland, Pat Morita, payback, red dot, Sam Levinson, silk road, The Father, the killing of two lovers, the map of tiny perfect things, the Mauritanian, the mimic, the reckoning, the right one, the united states v billie holiday, the vigil, the violent heart, the wake of light, the world to come, the yin yang master, Theaters, Tom and Jerry, two of us, vod, what about love, zendaya, Daniel Choi
New Releases: Your Comprehensive Guide to Every New Movie Coming Out in February 2021
New releases - Plenty of films to keep you occupied this February 2021, streaming or in theaters....
January 29, 2021CINEMA TOP, AWARDS, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, ‘A Fistful of Fingers’, ‘Hot Fuzz’, ‘Last Night in Soho’, ‘Set My Heart to Five’, ‘Shaun of the Dead’, ‘Spaced’, ‘The Adventures of Tintin’, ‘The Chain’, action, Ansel Elgort, Ant-Man, Anya Taylor-Joy, Attack the Block, Baby Driver, Bryan Lee O’Malley, cinema, Comedy, Cornetto, creative, Edgar Wright, edgar wright tribute, Eiza Gonzalez, filmmaker, geek, genre, genre-blending, grindhouse, Horror, Jamie Foxx, Jessica Stevenson, Jodie Whittaker, Joe Cornish, John Boyega, Jon Hamm, Kate Ashfield, Kevin Spacey, Krysty Wilson-Cairns, Lily James, marvel, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Michael Cera, movie theater, Nick Frost, Peter Jackson, Pop Culture, quentin tarantino, robert rodriguez, sci-fi, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Simon Pegg, steven spielberg, stylish, The World’s End, Thomasin McKenzie, thriller, tribute, writer-director, Mario Yuwono
A Tribute to Edgar Wright: Easily One of the Most Creative Filmmakers Working Today
Edgar Wright is one of the best filmmakers working today in delivering incredibly stylish and genre-defying works, let’s take a look at his rise and career....
January 29, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Alienation, Barbara Stanwyck, Billy Wilder, Chinatown, Classical film noir, cynical heroes, dark lighting, Double Indemnity, Ekaterina Samsonov, Existentialism, Femme Fatales, Film Noir, Fred MacMurray, frequent flashbacks, Gene Tierney, Jack nicholson, joaquin phoenix, Laura 1944, Lynne Ramsay, Motion Picture Production Code, neo-noir, Neo-Noir Films, new Hollywood, old hollywood, Otto Preminger, Phyliss Dietrichson, Roman Polański, sexual, sociological issues, The Exorcist, Walter Neff, William Friedkin, You Were Never Really Here, Isabella Brownlee
Neo-Noir Films: How Film Noir Continues to Influence
To discuss the differences & distinctions between classical film noir (old Hollywood) & neo-noir films (new Hollywood), you must be able to differentiate them....
January 29, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, Aan, Anarkali, Baghdadi Jews, Ben Moshe, Bhikaran, bollywood, Bollywood feminism, Bollywood religion, Bollywood silent films, Bombay Ki Billi, Dadasaheb Phalke award, Esther Victoria Abraham, First Miss India, Florence Ezekiel Nadira, Haider Ali, Hindi film industry, Hindi films, Indian film industry, Indira BA, Indira MA, Jewish actors, Jewish Bollywood, Jewish Bollywood stars, Jewish community India, Jewish Indian actors, Josh, Madhuri, miss india, Mother India, Nadira, Pramila, Ruby Myers, Shalom Bollywood, Sulochana, The Savage Princess, Ulti Ganga, Veer Bala, Wildcat of Bombay, Mirhan Tariq
The Jewish Actresses Who Ruled as Bollywood Heroines in Secret, and Shaped the Largest Film Industry in the World
There was a time in Bollywood when actresses were not allowed to perform in movies at all - enter Jewish actresses playing Indian roles....
January 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, academy awards, After Hours, Aquarius, Astrology, black panther, Blinding Lights, Chronicle, Creed, David Lynch, Fifa World Cup, Fruitvale Station, Grammy, Harry Styles, Hips Don’t Lie, humanitarianism, jennifer aniston, jennifer lopez, kerry washington, Kid Cudi, Lori Harvey, Michael B Jordan, michael jordan, Mulholland Drive, Paul Newman, Philanthropy, Ryan Coogler, shakira, She Wolf, Super Bowl, Super Bowl LIV, Super Bowl LV, The Butler, The Color Purple, The Weeknd, Twin Peaks, UNCUT GEMS, Waka Waka, Patrick Nash
Famous Hollywood Aquarius Celebrities and How They Represent the Astrological Sign
Aquarius is quietly one of the most influential astrological signs in Hollywood. Which of your favorite stars represent the Aquarius Gang?...
January 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Abe Clifford-Barr, Andrew Lincoln, Bird, Bradley Trevor Grieve, Cameron Bloom, David Lynch, disability, drama, Emotional, family, Glendyn Ivin, Griffin Murray-Johnston, Harry Cripps, Magpie, Mulholland Drive, Naomi Watts, netflix, Paralegic, Parenthood, Penguin Bloom, penguin bloom review, recovery, review, Review of Penguin Bloom, Safe Harbour, Samantha Strauss, Screen Adaption, Thailand, The Walking Dead, tragedy, true story, Jordan Qin
‘Penguin Bloom’: A Heartfelt Story of Learning to Spread Your Wings
In this colorful and beautifully shot film 'Penguin Bloom', Naomi Watts & Andrew Lincoln are parents who find new meaning to their lives due to a magpie chick....
January 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Blackfish’, ‘I Love You, ‘Megan Leavey’, ‘Our Friend’, ‘The Friend’, #ourfriendmovie, #ovariancancer, Alabama, best friend, Brad Ingelsby, Cancer, cancer portrayal, Casey Affleck, Cherry Jones, COVID-19, Dakota Johnson, Denée Benton, dying, Esquire, Fairhope, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Friends, friendship, Gabriela Cowperthwaite, grieving, Gwendoline Christie, heartfelt, Hospice, How I Met Your Mother, illness, in theaters, Isabella Rice, Jack Beatty, Jackbeattynpr, Jake Owen, Jason Segel, joe biden, Led Zeppelin, Lord of the Rings, Man’, Manchester by the Sea, Mardi Gras, Matthew Teague, Michael Papajohn, On Point, Our Friend Movie, our friend review, ovarian cancer, palliativecare, ridley scott, Robert Plant, the atlantic, Tolkien, Violet McGraw, Mario Yuwono, Trent Kinnucan
The Heartbreaking ‘Our Friend’ is Insightful and Moving: A True Story of Love and Friendship in the Face of Grief
'Our Friend' is an emotionally honest and very poignant story of unbearable loss and true friendship, bolstered by some very strong performances....
January 27, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, Andrew Garfield, Avengers, Baron Mordo, benedict cumberbatch, black panther, Black Widow, captain marvel, Chiwetel Ejiofor, David Lynch, deadpool, disney, Disney Plus, Doctor Strange, Elizabeth Olsen, Endgame, Eternals, Infinity War, iron man, Kathryn Hahn, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, MCU, Nick Fury, Paul Bettany, ryan reynolds, Sam Raimi, Scarlet Witch, scarlett johansson, spider-man, Teyonah Parris, thor, Tobey McGuire, tom holland, Vision, WandaVision, X-Men, Patrick Nash
Marvel: WandaVision Predictions and the Future of the MCU
WandaVision predictions - the leap of faith has turned into an asset for Marvel, as the stark change of pace has allowed them to separate from MCU expectations....
January 27, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, action, adventure, Anthony Mackie, Black Actors, Black Mirror, Call of Duty, Cinematography, Damson Idris, Editing, Emily Beecham, Enzo Cilenti, Falcon, First-person shooter, Futuristic, marvel, Michael Bonvillain, Mikael Håfström, netflix, Outside the Wire, Rainbow Six Siege, review, Review of Outside the Wire, Rickard Krantz, Robot, Snowfall, Soldier, Third-person, video games, War, westworld, Zombieland, Jordan Qin
‘Outside the Wire’: A Futuristic Film About Two Black Soldiers
In Netflix’s 2021 Film ‘Outside the Wire’, drone pilot Damson Idris learns to be human in the most ironic way, from an android officer played by Anthony Mackie....
January 27, 2021CINEMA TOP, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, NEWS TV, TV TOP, BET, CBS, CBS All Access, Comedy Central, content, disney, Film, HBOMAX, live news, live sports, live tv, movies, mtv, netflix, NFL, Nickelodeon, original content, paramount, platforms, PlutoTV, Robert Bakish, roku, Showtime, Spongebob Squarepants., streaming, streaming services, streaming wars, Television, ViacomCBS, Caroline Adamec
ViacomCBS Announces Rebranding of Streaming Service: CBS All Access Upgraded to Paramount+
Another Addition to the Ever-Growing Number of “Must-Have” Streaming Services = Paramount+....
January 27, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, Bennett Lasseter, Cam, Cinematography, classic rock, deaf community, deaf representation, disabilities, disability casting, dua lipa, Euphoria, film scoring, hard of hearing, HOH community, hulu, Jazz, Keean Johnson, Madeline Brewer, Mitchell Winkie, musical movie, netflix, Orange Is the New Black, Riz Ahmed, Sound of Metal, The Handmaid’s Tale, The Ultimate Playlist of Noise, young audiences, young generations, Jordyn McEvoy
Review: ‘The Ultimate Playlist of Noise’ Reminds Us, in the End, What It Is to Be Alive
Keean Johnson hits a melancholy note in Bennett Lasseter's feature film 'The Ultimate Playlist of Noise'....
January 26, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, 1920s, Adam Gillen, analysis, arthouse, Biopic, Bloomsbury Group, Chanya Button, Clive Bell, Duncan Grant, Eileen Atkins, Elizabeth Debicki, Emerald Fennell, gay films, gay movies, gemma arterton, Gethin Anthony, Harold Nicholson, Hogarth Press, Isabella Rossellini, Kew Gardens, Knole, Lady Sackville, Leonard Woolf, lesbian films, lesbian movies, lgbtq drama, lgbtq films, lgbtq movies, Love, Mrs Dalloway, Orlando, Orlando: A Biography, Peter Ferdinando, romance movie, Rupert Penry-Jones, To the Lighthouse, Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf, Vita & Virginia, Vita & Virginia analysis, Vita and Virginia, Vita and Virginia analysis, Vita Sackville-West, Claire L. Wong
An Analysis: Characterizing Love in ‘Vita & Virginia’, the Biopic Period Drama
We examine how this biopic period drama 'Vita & Virginia' depicts love in the real-life relationship between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West....
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