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March 9, 2021ANIMATION, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 300, Adam West, Akira Toriyama, batman, bong joon ho, bryan singer, chris evans, christopher nolan, Christopher Reeve, comic strips, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Daveed Diggs, dc, Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball Z, Ed Harris, Elizabeth Olsen, Frank Miller, Graphic Novels, Jennifer Connelly, Joel Schumacher, John Hurt, Josh Brolin, mangas, marvel, octavia spencer, Oldboy, robert rodriguez, Sam Raimi, samuel l jackson, Sin City, snowpiercer, Song Kang-Ho, spider-man, Spike Lee, Superman, the dark knight, tilda swinton, tim burton, Titan Comics, X-Men, Zack Snyder, Drew Alexander Ross
Manga, Graphic Novels, and Comics in Film and Television: DC and Marvel Take the Backseat
Graphic novels, manga, and comics (outside of Marvel and DC) that were adapted to film and television with enormous success....
March 9, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Ant-Man, anthony russo, AntMan, Avengers, benedict cumberbatch, captain america, Captain America: Civil War, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, disney, Disney Plus, Doctor Strange, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Elizabeth Olsen, Falcon, Joe and Anthony Russo, joe russo, Josh Stamberg, Kat Dennings, Kathryn Hahn, Kevin Feige, Lucasfilm, Malcolm in the Middle, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, marvel studios, Matt Shakman, MCU, Modern Family, Paul Bettany, Peyton Reed, Randall Park, russo brothers, Scarlet Witch, Teyonah Parris, The Avengers, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, The Mandalorian, The Russo Bros, The Russo Brothers, Uncle frank, Vision, Wanda, Wanda Vision, Wanda Vision Review, WandaVision, wandavision review, wandavision series review, Winter Soldier, Sean Aversa
A Review of the Entire ‘WandaVision’ Series: Marvel’s First Swing at a Disney+ Series a Hit
A definitive review of the entire series of 'WandaVision' and why it worked as well as it did, making it a hit TV series....
March 9, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, armie hammer, armie hammer movies, Being John Malkovich, black content, black movies, Black people, Black Stories, Boots Riley, boots riley movies, capitalism, Charlie Kaufman, class, corruption, crimes against humanity, Danny Glover, danny glover movies, dark comedy, David Cross, LaKeith Stanfield, lakeith stanfield movies, magical realism, militarized private police force, Original movies, original stories, political movies, racist, science fiction, social commentary, SORRY TO BOTHER YOU, Steven Yeun, Tessa Thompson movies, visually stunning movies, White people, White voice, Malachi Marlan-Librett
Why We Need More Films Like ‘Sorry To Bother You’ | Lakeith Stanfield’s Hero to Armie Hammer’s Villain
‘Sorry To Bother You’ proves to be a true masterclass in shirking film conventions and defying audience expectations, with far-reaching political commentary....
March 8, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, al pacino, Alien, Aliens, Arnold Schwarzenegger, batman, Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049, christopher nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Francis Ford Coppola, George Miller, Green Goblin, Harrison Ford, heath ledger, identity, Irvin Kershner, james cameron, Kirsten Dunst, Mad Max, Mad Max 2, Mad Max: Fury Road, Matt Damon, mel gibson, movie sequels, Paul Greengrass, Peter Jackson, ridley scott, Robert DeNiro, Ryan Gosling, Sam Raimi, sequels, Sigourney Weaver, spider-man, Spider-Man 2, Star Wars, Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, The Bourne Supremacy, the dark knight, The Fellowship Of The Ring, The Godfather, The Godfather Part II, The Lord of the Rings, The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers, The Terminator, Tobey Maguire, Willem Defoe, Amhara Chamberlayne
10 Best Movie Sequels: Outstanding Second Films Are Rare. But They Certainly Exist!
This list will judge the best sequels of all time by evaluating both the extent to which they improve upon the original and the strengths of the film itself. ...
March 8, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, A.P. Bio, a.p. bio review, ap bio best moments, ap bio review, comedy shows, Glenn Howerton, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, must watch shows, NBC shows, patton oswalt, patton oswalt shows, paula pell, Peacock shows, Saturday Night Live, streaming best shows, Caroline Schneider
‘A.P. Bio’: The Best Comedy You Aren’t Watching
Definitely a more quirky and niche show - 'A.P. Bio’ teaches its characters and audience lots of life lessons… just don’t expect to learn any biology....
March 8, 2021ANIMATION, CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1980s, Animated Film, Astrology, Constellations, cult classic, Epic, Fairy Tale, Fehérlófia, Ferenc Szalma, Folk Tale, Foreign Film, Gyorgy Cserhalmi, Gyula Szabo, Hero’s Journey, Historical, Hungarian Film, Hungarian Film Institute, hungarian movies, Hungary, hungary movies, Istvan Vajda, Laszlo Gyorgy, Magda Hap, Marcell Jankovis, Mari Szemes, mythology, Otto Ulmann, Psychedelic Film, Roman Kunz, son of the white mare, son of the white mare review, spirituality, Symbolism, Szabolcs Toth, Transformational, Vera Pap, Yellow Submarine, Zoltan Basco, Melissa McGrath
‘Son of the White Mare’: A Tribute to Ancient Mythology Focusing on Justice, Honor, Destruction, and Creation
'Son of the White Mare' - a Hungarian animation and mythological motley through rich visual storytelling with focus on justice, honor, destruction, and creation....
March 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Chaos Walking, chaos walking review, Cinematic, Daisy Ridley, David Oyelowo, Demián Bichir, Doug Liman, Mads Mikkelsen, marvel cinematic universe, Nick Jonas, spider-man, Star Wars, tom holland, Armando Brigham
‘Chaos Walking’: Tom Holland, Daisy Ridley, Nick Jonas and Mads Mikkelsen Provide Action-Packed Flick
Doug Liman and Patrick Ness’s 'Chaos Walking’ has an interesting and and engaging concept, but those setups seldom have satisfying payoffs. ...
March 8, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, academy awards, Archewell, Barack obama, Britain, Claire Foy, Interview, kate middleton, Maya Angelou, media, meghan markle, meghan markle and prince harry, Mixed-Race, netflix, olivia colman, Oprah, oprah interview with meghan Markle and prince harry, oprah interviews prince harry and meghan markle, oprah winfrey, Parliament, politics, prince charles, prince harry, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, prince harry and meghan markle with oprah, princess diana, Queen Elizabeth II, racism, representation, royal family, Spotify, Suits, the crown, the institutions, the sun, The UK, Whitney Houston, Christopher Davis
25 Royally Shocking Revelations From Prince Harry & Meghan Markle During Oprah Interview
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry destroy 'no comment' rule and give 25 explosive revelations on Royal family during Oprah interview....
March 7, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, active military, anti-terrorism, army ptsd, Bastien Sirodot, Brecht Guyvaerts, Carole Weyers, empaths, film activism, films in France, foreign films, French film, French Ministry of Armed Forces, hollywood activism, Île-de-France attack, Julien Leclercq, Julien Madon, Marilyn Lima, Matthieu Serveau, Mental Health, mental health expert, mental health in film, Michel Nabokoff, military film, Olga Kurylenko, Opération Sentinelle, Phillipe Guez, post-traumatic stress disorder, ptsd, ptsd movies, PTSD stigma, Sentinelle, Sentinelle review, sexual assault, sexual assault ptsd, Soline Guyonneau, terrorist attack in 2015, trauma in film, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, war film, war ptsd, warzones, women in army, women in military, Caroline Schneider
‘Sentinelle’: An Exploration Into A Soldier’s Personal PTSD from War and Sexual Assault
Olga Kurylenko-starrer 'Sentinelle' explores how PTSD from sexual assault and trauma from being a soldier at war influences individuals....
March 7, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 2021 series, action, adult animation, Andy McPhee, animation, anime, anime series, anime shows, Australia, Ben Diskin, best anime shows, binge-watch, Brandon Campbell, Calum Worthy, Erica Lindbeck, fight scenes, franchise, Gideon Aldon, Guillermo del Toro, high-concept, Kaiju, mecha, Monsters, netflix, netflix anime series, netflix anime shows, netflix pacific rim review, netflix series, Pacific Rim, pacific rim anime, pacific rim review, Pacific Rim: The Black, pacific rim: the black review, post-apocalyptic, review, robots, science fiction, siblings, television review, Victoria Grace, Cat Sole
‘Pacific Rim: The Black’ – Netflix’s New Must-Watch Anime
If you’re looking for a new anime, give ‘Pacific Rim: The Black’ a go - whether you’ve seen (or remember) the films or not....
March 6, 2021AWARDS, CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Adoption, Animal, Animal Cruelty, Animal Rights, Asian Filmmaker, Asian-American, Ceylan Carhoglu, Critically Acclaimed, diversity, Doc, documentary, Dog Movie, dogs, Elizabeth Lo, Female Filmmaker, Foreign, Foster Dogs, Hot Docs, Humane Society, Ina Fichman, Independent Film, Indie Documentary, Istanbul, Middle East, Middle Eastern, Pets, Shane Boris, Stray, stray documentary, Stray Dogs, stray dogs turkey, stray review, Turkey, Zeynep Koprulu, Lana Nguyen
‘Stray’ is a Heart-Wrenching Look at Society Through Its Stray Dogs That Don’t Have A Human Family
The award-winning documentary shows us what we can learn from those living on the fringes of society, through the perspective of stray dogs. ...
March 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ABC, Asian Americans, Asian Representation, Baohaus, basketball, Boogie, boogie movie, Boogie Review, coming-of-age, Cooking, Crazy Rich Asians, drama, Eddie Huang, Eddie Huang Career, family drama, Film Adaption, Food, Fresh Off the Boat, immigration, nba, Ning Juang, Pop Smoke, Restauranter, Social Norms, stereotypes, Taiwan, Taiwanese, Taylor Takahashi, Taylour Paige, the Farewell, Toxic Masculinity, Jordan Qin
Eddie Huang’s ‘Boogie’: A Deep Exploration into the Second-Generation American Experience
In Eddie Huang’s 'Boogie', a surface-level film about basketball becomes a much deeper personal story of the American Dream and parental expectations....
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