Cinema
December 26, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Don't Look Up, Don’t Look Up Academy Awards, Don’t Look Up Adam McKay, Don’t Look Up Ariana Grande, Don’t Look Up Astronomy, Don’t Look Up Cate Blanchett, Don’t Look Up Comet, Don’t Look Up December 10, Don’t Look Up December 24, Don’t Look Up Global Warming, Don’t Look Up Jennifer Lawrence, Don’t Look Up Jonah Hill, Don’t Look Up Leonardo DiCaprio, Don’t Look Up Mark Rylance, Don’t Look Up Media, Don’t Look Up Meryl Streep, Don’t Look Up Movie of the Year, Don’t Look Up Netflix, Don’t Look Up Oscars, Don’t Look Up Politics, Don’t Look Up Recap, Don’t Look Up Release, Don’t Look Up Review, Don’t Look Up Satire, Don’t Look Up Scary, Don’t Look Up Stars, Don’t Look Up Theaters, Don’t Look Up Timothée Chalamet, Don’t Look Up Tyler Perry, Gina Michele Yaniz
Must-Watch – ‘Don’t Look Up’: Satire, Tragedy, and Casting Coup of Meryl Streep, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence & Timothée Chalamet
If you’re still not convinced, Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio are in this film, too. Here’s the review you need for 'Don't Look Up'....
December 26, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Miss Congeniality’, ‘The Unforgivable’, A-list, actor, actress, Aisling Franciosi, bird box, celebrity, cinema, content, drama, Emma Nelson, family, Gravity, hollywood, Jon Bernthal, Linda Emond, Michelle Obama, netflix, Nora Fingscheidt, performance, Plot Points, prison, reunion, Richard Thomas, sandra bullock, thriller, Vincent D’Onofrio, Viola Davis, Will Pullen, Jack Colin
Netflix’s ‘The Unforgivable’: Sandra Bullock Delivers A Powerhouse Performance Worthy of Her Stardom
‘The Unforgivable’ - Sandra Bullock and Viola Davis with their powerful performances got lost in a film with too many plot points....
December 22, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1940s style films, 1950s style films, 2021 new films, 2021 releases, bradley cooper, bradley cooper films, carnival, Cate Blanchett, Clairvoyant, David Strathairn, december 2021 releases, december releases, Guillermo del Toro, guillermo del toro new films, hollywood noir films, mind reading, neo noir films 2021, Neo-Noir Films, new films 2021, new films december 2021, Nightmare Alley, nightmare alley 2021, noir films, noir style films, psychic, Rooney Mara, The Shape of Water, Toni Collette, william lindsay gresham nightmare alley, william lindsay gresham novels, Chelsea Black
‘Nightmare Alley:’ Bradley Cooper Stars in this Crime-Horror Filled Circus of Manipulation
‘Nightmare Alley’ is a bizarre-twisted neo-noir film directed and written by Guillermo del Toro based on the novel ‘Nightmare Alley’ by William Lindsay Gresham....
December 16, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021 film releases, 2021 movie releases, 2021 releases, Aaron Sorkin, aaron sorkin film, aaron sorkin movie, amazon original, being the ricardos, december 2021 films, december 2021 movies, december 2021 releases, december film releases, december movies releases, Desi Arnaz, desi arnaz marriage, I Love Lucy, i love lucy modern day, javier bardam, life and career of desi arnaz, life and career of lucille ball, life of lucille ball, Lucille Ball, lucille ball marriage, lucy and ricky, modern day cancel culture, movies about desi arnaz, movies about lucille ball, movies about lucille ball and desi arnaz, Nicole Kidman, nina arianda, Chelsea Black
‘Being the Ricardos’: Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem Portray Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz Love Story
‘Being the Ricardos’ is a unique film by Aaron Sorkin that follows the passionate whirlwind romance story of stars of ‘I Love Lucy’ Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz....
December 15, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, Ansel Elgort, Ariana DeBose, charming, cinema, Classic Hollywood, dance, Film Adaptation, Film Musical, Film Re-telling, forbidden love, Mike Faist, musicals, New York City, nostalgia, progressive, Puerto Rican, Rachel Zegler, Racial Divide, Relationships, Rita Moreno, Romance, Romantic Musical, Romeo and Juliet, star crossed lovers, Stephen Sondheim, steven spielberg, the 1950s, Tony Kushner, West Side Story, West Side Story 1961, West Side Story 2021, Leah Donato
‘West Side Story’: How Changes in Nostalgia Can Be A Good Thing
Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’ is finally out and brings a true sense of nostalgia to its audience, while also still maintaining the heart of the original musical....
December 9, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, West Side Story Ansel Elgort, West Side Story Ariana Debose, West Side Story Broadway, West Side Story Division, West Side Story Gentrification, West Side Story Latina, West Side Story Latino, West Side Story Latinx, West Side Story Maddie Ziegler, West Side Story Musical, West Side Story New York, West Side Story Original Film, West Side Story Puerto Rico, West Side Story Rachel Zegler, West Side Story Racism, West Side Story Recap, West Side Story Remake, West Side Story Review, West Side Story Rita Moreno, West Side Story Romance, West Side Story Spanish, West Side Story Stephen Sondheim, West Side Story Steven Spielberg, West Side Story Theaters, West Side Story Tonight, West Side Story Tony Kushner, Gina Michele Yaniz
Why We Needed a Remake of ‘West Side Story’
'West Side Story' - Luckily, we have the incomparable Rita Moreno returning to a story that still rings true today. ...
December 9, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Alexis Gambis, artsy films in spanish, bilingual films, Biology and art, Biology and filmmaking, diversity in films, evolution in film, Films about death, films about migration, Films about science, films inspired by Mexican culture, Hbo Max spanish speaking films, immigration in film, Indigenous leads, Mexican American films, Mexican folklore in films, representation in films, Son of monarchs, stereotypes in films, Tenoch Huerta, Ana Cobo
‘Son of Monarchs’ Is A Masterpiece That Transcends From The Habitual Concept of Migration
'Son of Monarchs' - Alexis Gambis accomplishes to dedicate a poem to migration, life, death, and evolution through Mexican folklore....
December 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1990s, 1999, Audrey Hsieh, Cassette, Cassette Tape, dance, dancing, Family Bond, family film, Family Friendly Film, Gemma Brooke Allen, Happiness, heartfelt, Julie Bowen, Mixtape, Mixtape Film, Music, netflix, Netflix original, niche, nostalgia, Obscure Songs, Playlist, quirky, Quirky Film, Record, Rock and Roll, soundtrack, Stacey Menear, Valerie Weiss, Vinyl, Y2K, Leah Donato
‘Mixtape’: The Utter Brilliance of Quirky Films
‘Mixtape’ - how it’s brought back the wonderful cinematic sense of camp and uniqueness, mixed with sweetness, that’s been absent for so long....
December 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1990s, action, adaptation, Avan Jogia, Chris Redfield, Claire Redfield, comedic relief, Comedy, disappointing, Donal Logue, fan service, fans, franchise, Hannah John-Kamen, Horror, Johannes Roberts, Kaya Scodelario, Leon, Mark Korven, Neal McDonough, pierce brosnan, R-rated, Resident Evil, Robbie Amell, series, The King’s Daughter, Tom Hopper, video game, Welcome to Raccoon City, Zombies, Grace Smith
‘Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City’: A Zombie Action Film for Fans, Not Film-Lovers
From director and writer Johannes Roberts comes the newest ‘Resident Evil’ franchise installment starring Kaya Scodelario....
December 7, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FASHION TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES FASHION, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, adam driver, al pacino, and Greed, Glamour, Gucci, Guccio Gucci, House of Gucci, House of Gucci Fashion, Jack Huston, jared leto, lady gaga, Lil Pump, Madness, Maurizio Gucci, Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, Patrizia Reggiani, Reeve Carney, robert de niro, The House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Valerie Steele, Mireille Karadanaian
The Fabulous Overlap of Fashion and Film: ‘House of Gucci’
With Lady Gaga at the head, fashion and film find their greatest overlap in, ‘House of Gucci' - murder by Patrizia Reggiani and the Gucci family legacy. ...
December 5, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Beautiful Film Score, cinema, Cinematic, Cinematic Masterpiece, Cinematography, Diana Spencer, Emotional, Emotionally Impactful, England, Fable, Female Characters, Female empowerment, Female Led, heartbreaking, Homage, individuality, Jack Farthing, Johnny Greenwood, Kristen Stewart, Pablo Larraín, prince charles, princess diana, Princess Diana Tribute, Princess of Wales, Queen of England, Spencer, spencer movie, Steven Knight, The Royal Family, Timothy Spall, tragedy, Leah Donato
The Elegant Isolationism in ‘Spencer’ – Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana
The newly released cinematic work of art ‘Spencer’, and how it emotionally portrayed the tragic story of Princess Diana by focusing on her unique sense of self....
December 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, 2000s rom coms, 90s rom coms, academy award nominees, Academy Award Winners, Best Actress, Bridget Jones Diary, Bridget Jones the edge of reason, Classic romantic comedies, Collin Firth, fatphobia in rom coms, feminism in rom coms, Helen Fielding, hugh grant, Kate Hudson, Oscar winning actress, Pride and Prejudice, Renee Zellweger, sexism in rom coms, women leads, women led comedies, Ana Cobo
Revisiting ‘Bridget Jones Diary,’ The Romantic Comedy That “Didn’t Age Well”
'Bridget Jones Diary’ - Romantic comedies have been targeted at women from the beginning, but their message was mistaken and wrong. ...
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