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May 21, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1998, Adolf Hitler, Alice Lok Cahana, Bill Basch, Concentration Camps, documentary, Europe, Film, genocide, History, holocaust, Horror, Hungary, Irene Zisblatt, Jewish, judaism, nazi, netflix, oscar, Randolph Braham, Remaster, Renee Firestone, Review of ‘The Last Days, Shoa Shoa Visual History Foundation, society, steven spielberg, survivor, Sweden, the last days holocaust, the last days review, the last days steven spielberg, Tom Lantos, Waffen-SS, War, WWII, Samuel James Parven
Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Last Days’ – A Personal and Visceral Retelling of the HolocaustÂ
'The Last Days' - Holocaust survivors, war veterans, and historians give an in-depth and personalized look into the horrors of the concentration camps....
May 20, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘80s, al pacino, American Dream, Assimilation, Bad Guy, Beauty, Brian De Palma, capitalism, Capitalist, Citizen Kane, Coke, Coke-kingpin, Cuban, Depths, Desire, Ego, Excess, Fast Cars, God, Gravity, Hundreds, Lack, lie, Los Angeles, Miami, Michelle Pfeiffer, Monad, Money, Mythos, Nietzsche, nightmare, Ocean, oliver stone, Ouroboros, Peak, Philosophers, Political Refugee, Pseudo-incestuous, Reaganite, Retrospective, review, Scarface, scarface review, scarface tribute, Self-cannibalization, Self-help Gurus, Steven Bauer, Submachine Guns, Synth, The World Is Yours, Tony Montana, tribute, Trophy Wife, Truth, Violence, violent, women, Zackary Silberman
 A Tribute to ‘Scarface’: The Timeless ‘80s Meditation on Excess and the American Dream | Al Pacino
'Scarface' - How is it that you can have everything, do anything, be something, and still want more and always more?...
May 20, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, Amber Midthunder, Amy Haller, Aubrey Plaza, Bill Irwin, Cary Loudermilk, Charles Xavier, Comic Books, Dan Stevens, David Haler, FX Network, Jean Smart, Jemaine Clement, Jeremie Harris, Katie Aselton, Kerry Loudermilk, Legion, legion review, Lenny Busker, Marrvel, Melanie Bird, Mental Illness, Mutants, Noah Hawley, Oliver Bird, Ptonomy, Rachel Keller, schizophrenia, Sci fi Fantasy, superhero, Superpowers, supervillain, Sydney Barrett, X-Men, Tony Stallings
‘Legion’ Remains Television’s Greatest SecretÂ
'Legion' deserves far more appreciation than it received, its strengths far outdo other series in the same genre....
May 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Anthony Hopkins, brad pitt, Chappie, David Fincher, Dev Patel, District 9, Donovan Marsh, Erica Wessels, film review, Gary Oldman, Gerard Butler, HBO, Hlubi Mboya, Hugh Jackman, Hunter Killer, I Am All Girls, I Am All Girls Film, I Am All Girls Film Review, I Am All Girls Movie, I Am All Girls Movie Review, I Am All Girls Review, Jodie Foster, matthew mcconaughey, Morgan Freeman, movie review, Neill Blomkamp, netflix, Peacock, Seven, Sharlto Copley, Sigourney Weaver, South African Film, The Silence of the Lambs, Thriller Review, True Detective, Woody Harrelson, Sean Aversa
‘I Am All Girls’: A Conventional Thriller With An Important Message
‘I Am All Girls’ offers a mixed-bag of a crime story as detectives investigate a serial killer connected to a human trafficking ring....
May 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, affair, art, Chris Coy, Clayne Crawford, depression, Despair, directorial debut, divorce, drama, family drama, Family Separation, feature film debut, grief, Jealousy, Marriage, Neon Films, Psychological, review, Robert Machoian, Romance, Sepideh Moafi, the killing of two lovers, The Killing of Two Lovers Review, thriller, Toxic Masculinity, Trauma, Universal Pictures, Violence, writer-director, Jordan Qin
‘The Killing of Two Lovers’: A Dark Look Into A Disturbed Mind
‘The Killing of Two Lovers’ - Robert Machoian’s debut film, a husband grappling with the separation from his wife and struggling to hold onto his family....
May 18, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, females in comedy, Hacks, hacks review, Hannah Einbinder, Hannah Gadsby, I’m Dying Up Here, Jean Smart, john mulaney, Las Vegas, Las Vegas comedy, males in comedy, Mulaney, Seinfeld, stand-up comedy, Tiffany Haddish, trevor noah, Watchmen, Caroline Schneider
Jean Smart’s ‘Hacks’ Shows The Generational Differences And Female Perspective Of Stand Up Comedy
'Hacks' - Jean Smart shines in this comedy about a long-time Las Vegas stand-up comedian....
May 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Alexandre Aja, amnesia, Beauty, Breathe, Buried, cinema, Claustrophobes, Crawl, Emotional, fighting, Film, france, french, Good, Horror, Identities, inglourious basterds, kill bill, Love, Mélanie Laurent, Melodramatic, memory, movie, netflix, nightmare, Oxygen, oxygen review, Piranha 3D, Plato, quentin tarantino, Real, Remember, review, ryan reynolds, SciFi, Single Setting, space, Survive, The Hills Have Eyes, thriller, Time, Truth, World, Zackary Silberman
Netflix’s ‘Oxygen’: Breathe, Remember
‘Oxygen’ - sometimes it’s the small things in life that end up being the most important, and, here, it could make all the difference....
May 18, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 2D, 3D, actors, animation, anthology, Black Mirror, Bleak, blood, Carnage, David Fincher, Death, episodes, fantasy, Futuristic, Growth, Heart, Hopeful, ICE, imagination, Life Hutch, Live-Action, Love, Love Death & Robots, Love Death & Robots review, Machines, Michael B Jordan, Multiverse, Nolan North, robots, sci-fi, short film, space, Stories, Technology, Tim Miller, Universe, variety, Visuals, Tony Stallings
‘Love, Death & Robots’ Grows Up A Little With Season 2
'Love, Death & Robots' Vol. 2 develops in style and substance, growing past its rebellious phase to offer audiences more maturity in exchange for less blood....
May 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, FASHION TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ FASHION, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, 1980s, Babe Paley, Balenciaga, based on a novel, Battle of Versailles, Bill Pullman, blackmailing, Calvin Klein, Carl Epstein, Coco Chanel, Daniel Minahan, David Mahoney, designer, designs, Dior, dresses, drug use, Ed Austin, Elsa Peretti, Empire, Ewan McGregor, fame, Fashion, fashion shows, First Lady Jackie Kennedy, fortune, gay designers, gay fashion designers, gay fashion icon, gay fashion icons, gay icons, Givenchy, Halston, halston biopic, halston designer, halston fashion, halston fashion designer, halston gay, halston netflix, halston review, halston tv, halston tv series, hat-maker, high fashion, ian brennan, Indiana, Joe Eula, judy garland, Krysta Rodriquez, Liza Minnelli, Maxim Swinton, name, netflix halston review, Netflix original, New York City, Ralph Lauren, Rebecca Dayan, Rory Culkin, ryan murphy, Simply Halston, Steven Gaines, Ted Malawer, the 1970s, trademark, Tv mini-series, Victor Hugo, Isabella Brownlee
‘Halston’: Ewan McGregor Is Fashionably Spectacular As The High-Fashion Icon Halston
‘Halston,’ follows fashion designer Halston’s extraordinary life story, whose name and legacy are diminished and bought out....
May 17, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 19th century, Aaron Pierre, adaptation, Amazon Prime Video, Barry Jenkins, Beauty, Black Community, Book, brad pitt, Chase Dillon, Cinematography, Colson Whitehead, costume design, freedom, georgia, Gruesome, Horror, If Beale Street Could Talk, James Laxton, Joel Edgerton, Moonlight, Novel, Prosthetics, Review of ‘The Underground Railroad, slavery, special effects, terror, Thusa Mbedu, Thuso Mbedu, Samuel James Parven
Oscar-Winner Barry Jenkins’ ‘The Underground Railroad’: Georgia, A Home of Beauty of Horror
The pilot episode of ‘The Underground Railroad’ captures the dichotomy of beauty and horror, using visuals to craft a haunting portrayal of 19th century America....
May 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1917, Blade Runner 2049, Casino Royale, Christoph Waltz, daniel craig, daniel craig james bond, eva green, Idris Elba, james bond, James Bond Daniel Craig, James Bond films, james bond movies, James Bond ranking, javier bardem, Judi Dench, Mads Mikkelsen, martin Campbell, Mathieu Amalric, new james bond, No Country for Old Men, Olga Kurylenko, pierce brosnan, Quantum of Solace, Ralph Fiennes, rami malek, Roger Deakins, roger moore, Sam Mendes, sean connery, Skyfall, Spectre, timothy dalton, Vesper Lynd, Writers strike of 2008, Tyler Sear
Daniel Craig’s James Bond: A Comprehensive Review & Ranking of the Latest 007’s Portrayals in Film
Daniel Craig is synonymous with James Bond, today, so let's take a glimpse back at his previous works in anticipation of the release of ‘No Time to Die.’...
May 16, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, auteur, Beauty, Blue, Bright, Bronson, Carey Mulligan, Colorblind, Colors, Contrast, Denmark, Director, Drive, Envy, Fashion, Film Noir, Filming, Gluttony, Greed, LA, Lust, Mads Mikkelsen, Neon, Neon Demon, Nicolas Winding Refn, Nicolas Winding Refn movies, Nicolas Winding Refn tribute, Only God Forgives, Palette, Pride, prison, pulp fiction, Pusher trilogy, quentin tarantino, Red, Ryan Gosling, Seven Deadly Sins, Sloth, Sopranos, tom hardy, Tonny, UK, Valhalla Rising, Wrath, Yellow, David Tsintsadze
Inside the Neon-Infused Enigma of Nicolas Winding Refn’s Contrasting Characters and Their Seven Deadly Sins
Nicolas Winding Refn takes his own imperfections and transforms them into something creatively distinct and admirable....
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