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May 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #journey, 2021 films, adventure, Amiah Miller, children, children’s film, coming-of-age, David Oyelowo, ET, family drama, family film, family-friendly, fantasy, father son relationship, friendship, Harpo Films, Kids, kids film, Lonnie Chavis, Love, mythical, Oprah, oprah winfrey, Rosario Dawson, Small Town, The Water Man, the water man review, thriller, TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival, water man, young audience, Lana Nguyen
David Oleyowo’s Directorial Debut ‘The Water Man’ Hits the Right Fantastical Notes
The PG family drama 'The Water Man' explores how to deal with the fear of losing a loved one, through a mythical story and tall tale. Â ...
May 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Andrew Garfield, Bullying, Desmond, Editing, erratic, famous, Filmmaking, game show, Gia Coppola, independent films, indie film, Jake Paul, Johnny Knoxville, Juanpa, love triangle, Mainstream, mainstream movie, mainstream movie review, Maya Hawke, Nat Wolff, no one special, online personality, Palo Alto, Patrick Starr, popular, Satire, social media, video creation, Weird, YouTube, Isabella Brownlee
Andrew Garfield Is Erratically Famous in Gia Coppola’s Internet Satire ‘Mainstream’Â
Palo Alto's director brings ‘Mainstream,’ a satire film that depicts the harm and character change within someone who quickly becomes a social media influencer.  ...
May 11, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Billy Porter, black lives matter, Cecily Strong, COVID-19 vaccine, Geoffrey Owens, hbo max, Heidi Gardner, Michael Che, New York City, Saturday Night Live, Sketch Comedy, stand-up comedy, That Damn Michael Che, That Damn Michael Che review, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, topical humor, Tuskegee Syphilis Study, Weekend Update, Caroline Schneider
‘That Damn Michael Che’ Is Topical Humor At Its Finest | HBO Max
Che’s signature sharp wit and perception of the world today is fully on display in his new HBO Max show 'That Damn Michael Che'....
May 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Aaron Sorkin, academy awards, And Tomorrow The Entire World, And Tomorrow The Entire World Film, And Tomorrow The Entire World Film Review, And Tomorrow The Entire World Movie, And Tomorrow The Entire World Movie Review, And Tomorrow The Entire World Review, best international feature film, daniel craig, Daniel Radcliffe, Daniela Knapp, Foreign Film Review, Imperium, james bond, Julia Von Heinz, Mala Emde, netflix, Noah Saavedra, Political Drama, Political Movie, Political Thriller, Sam Mendes, Spectre, The Trail Of The Chicago 7, Toni Collette, Tonio Schneider, Und morgen die ganze Welt, venice film festival, Sean Aversa
‘And Tomorrow The Entire World’: A Thought-Provoking Mixed Bag – German Political Drama
'And Tomorrow the Entire World' - Thought-provoking content, great performances, and incredible cinematography but struggles to find a story to build it around. ...
May 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, adulthood, coming-of-age, Daughter, Disney Channel, Familial Love, family drama, Family Relationships, Inon Shampanier, Jessie, Lili Taylor, Loss of Control, Love, Maternal Relationship, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Mental Illness Fallout, MOTHER, Mother-Daughter Relationship, Natalie Shampanier, New Cinema, New Perspectives, Paper Spiders, Paper Spiders Review, paranoia, Peyton List, review, Stefania LaVie Owen, Teen Drama, Teenhood, The Carrie Diaries, Jordan Qin
‘Paper Spiders’ Debunks Mental Illness by Showcasing Relationship Between a Mother and Daughter
Lili Taylor shines in a maternal movie ‘Paper Spiders’ which placed the audience in the relationship between a mentally ill mother and her teenage daughter....
May 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, AAPI, Alain Uy, Angels in the Outfield, API, Asian-American, Austin Powers in Goldmember, Bruce Willis, Cantonese, Click, Daniel L.K. Caldwell, Evan Almighty, Gui Dasilva-Greene, Heat, Hong Kong, Hong Kong cinema, hong kong kung fu, Hook, i am sam, Jack Frost, Jackie Chan, Jingle All the Way, kung fu, Liar Liar, Martial Arts Movie, Martial Club, mary poppins, Matthew Page, Mortal Kombat, Mykel Shannon Jenkins, North, Peter Adrian Sudarso, Roger Yuan, Ron Yuan, Seattle, Shaun Mayor, Stephen Chow, The Babysitters Club Movie, The Haunted Mansion, the paper tigers, the paper tigers review, The Wrestler, Train to Busan, up, VHS, What Maisie Knew, workaholic dad, Yoshi Sudarso, zack snyder's justice league, Zathura, Daniel Choi
‘The Paper Tigers’: Better Martial Arts Than ‘Mortal Kombat’, A Hilarious Fresh Take on Kung Fu Comedy
A skillful debut by Quoc Bao Tran, ‘The Paper Tigers’ is a hilarious kung fu comedy about three middle-aged schlubs on a mission to avenge their master....
May 9, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘90s, 70s, action, ageism, airline stewardess, Blaxploitation, Bridget Fonda, Coffy, Crime, feminism, Film, Foxy Brown, hbo max, heist, Inglorious Basterds, Jackie Brown, jackie brown feminism, jackie brown movie, jackie brown review, kill bill, Los Angeles, michael keaton, Michael Keaton 17, Pam Grier, quentin tarantino, quentin tarantino feminism, quentin tarantino feminist, Retrospective, review, robert de niro, Robert Forster, samuel l jackson, streaming, thriller, Underrated, Jacqueline Postajian
Must Watch – ‘Jackie Brown’: 25 years later, Is It Outrageous to Call Quentin Tarantino a Feminist?Â
'Jackie Brown' – Tarantino’s underrated gem is available to stream on HBO Max - and it is a must watch....
May 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, ‘Spiral’, ‘The Conjuring’, 3D, Australia, budget, captain marvel, Chris Rock, Collider, Comedy, franchise, Grown Ups, halloween, horror film, installment, James Wan, Jigsaw, Lethal Weapon, Lionsgate, Madagascar, movie, October, pulp fiction, samuel l jackson, Saw, short film, The Handmaid’s Tale, The Hateful Eight, the social network, variety, wedding, Alexa Sutherland
History of the ‘Saw’ Franchise with 8 Parts So Far – Anticipating the Release of ‘Spiral’
With eight movies so far, soon to be nine with the upcoming release of Chris Rock’s ‘Spiral’, ‘Saw’ is the horror film series that continues to shock audiences....
May 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Acting, addiction, Amanda wendler, beautiful boy, Cookies Fortune, drug abuse, Eli Saslow, Four Good Days, four good days review, Glenn Close, Hillbilly Elegy, Hows Amanda?, jared leto, Jeff Preiss, Libby Alexander, Low Down, Mila Kunis, REQUIEM FOR A DREAM, Robert Altman, Rodrigo Garcia, Ron Howard, scriptwriting, That 70s Show, Timothée Chalamet, Tyler Sear
‘Four Good Days’: A Story of Substance Abuse and Family Stumbles but Never Falls | Glenn Close & Mila Kunis
'Four Good Days' - Mila Kunis and Glenn Close star in the somber story of a mother and daughter’s relationship as they battle the former's addiction to opioids. ...
May 7, 2021AWARDS, FASHION TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ FASHION, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘American Gods’, ‘People v. OJ Simpson: American Crime Story’, AIDS, American Horror Story, ball culture, Black, Brooklyn, Chick Fight, drag, drama, Emmy, epidemic, FX, GLAAD Awards, Glee, Golden Globes, HIV, Interview, Latino, lgbtq, Mixed-Race, NYC, pandemic, People Magazine, Pose, queer, Rotten Tomatoes, ryan murphy, scream queens, The Daily Beast, trans, Alexa Sutherland
‘Pose’: The Final Season – Audiences Say Farewell
Fans of Ryan Murphy’s hit show ‘Pose’ say farewell to the show as the remaining episodes in the final season air on FX. Here is where the show all began....
May 6, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 12 Angry Men, 1976, Aaron Sorkin, academy awards, Beatrice Straight, Broadcast News, Ecumenical Liberation Army, Faye Dunaway, Forgotten Classic, Mad as Hell, Mad Prophet of the Airwaves, Ned Beatty, Network, NETWORK MOVIE, network movie review, network review, new Hollywood, Paddy Chayefsky, Peter Finch, Robert Duvall, Sidney Lumet, Television, Television Will Never Be The Same, The Godfather, The Howard Beale Show, the social network, TV Generation, William Holden, Andrew Valianti
Remembering Sidney Lumet’s Forgotten Masterpiece ‘Network’: After 45 Years of Persistent Premonition, Predication, and Proliferation
Tuning in to the "Mad Prophet of the Airwaves" and furiously frenetic world of ‘Network’....
May 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Brandon Lee, celebrity deaths, celebrity injury, celebrity weight gain, celebrity weight loss, Charlize Theron, christian bale, Death, death on set, Dylan O’Brien, George Clooney, Hilary Swank, injury, injury on set, jake gyllenhaal, method acting, Mila Kunis, My-ca Dinh Le, Natalie Portman, pain, Renee Chen, Roy Kinnear, Steve Irwin, stunt work, Tom Cruise, Vic Morrow, weight gain, weight loss, Isabella Brownlee
Actors That Took It Too Far: The Dangers Of Stunt Work and Method Acting
While honorable and impressive, method acting and stunt work have risks causing some actors to undergo extreme body changes, injuries, or in worst cases, death. ...
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