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February 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #horrormovies, #sundance2021, #sundancefilmfestival, #sundancefilmfestival2021, alternate dimension, alternate realities, Animal Collective, astral projecting, astral projection, Carlson Young, cult classic, Dermot Mulroney, Foster the People, Horror, horror movies, liz mikel, Mixtapes, Panda Bear, Peel, psychedelic, Scream, scream queens, Soko, sundance, sundance awards, surreal, surrealism, tarot, tarot reading, the blazing world, the blazing world review, the blazing world sundance, Trauma, Twin Peaks, Udo Kier, Vinessa Shaw, Trent Kinnucan
In ‘The Blazing World’, Processing Trauma is a Trip Down the Rabbit Hole
In 'The Blazing World' Director Carlson Young remixes cult classics with her own visual flair, resulting in an out-of-this-world hit....
February 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, American Psycho, Ari Aster, batman, christian bale, christopher nolan, George Lucas, Harvey Keitel, Hereditary, hollywood, hollywood insider, independent Cinema, James Marsh, JK Simmons, jordan peele, joseph gordon levitt, Man on Wire, martin scorsese, Mary Harron, Memento, Miles Teller, Park City, Patrick Bateman, Phillippe Petit, quentin tarantino, reservoir dogs, Stanley Kubrick, Stephen Spielberg, Steve Buscemi, sundance, Sundance Film Festival, the dark knight, Tim Roth, Toni Collette, UTAH, Wall Street, Patrick Nash
The 7 Best Films to Premiere at Sundance Film Festival
Many amazing talents have gotten their careers started at the Sundance Film Festival. Here are 7 best Sundance films....
February 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #racialequity, #sundance2021, #sundancesatellite, 1920s, alexander skarsgard, andré holland, awards sundance, based on novels, black and white, black author, Black history, black history month, Civil Rights, civil rights movement, female film directors, fetishization, film festival, Forest Whitaker, literature, manhattan snow, New York, new york city snow, new york snow, passing, passing rebecca hall, passing sundance, progressive, rebecca hall, Ruth Negga, snow in new york, snow in nyc, sundance awards, Sundance Film Festival, Tessa Thompson, winter, Trent Kinnucan
‘Passing’: A Devastatingly Poignant Drama with Enduring Turns from Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga
With 'Passing', Rebecca Hall makes an auspicious directorial debut with this nostalgic nod to past Cinema....
February 2, 2021FEATURES, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, adulthood, Alyson Hannigan, Amber Benson, Angel, Angel: the Series, Anthony Head, Anya Jenkins, best tv show, Buffy, Buffy studies, Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Buffyism, Buffyspeak, Buffyverse, Charisma Carpenter, chosen one, Comedy, Cordelia Chase, Daniel Osbourne, Danny Strong, David Boreanaz, demon, Drusilla, Eliza Dushku, Emma Caulfield, Faith, Faith Lehane, feature, growing up, Harry Groener, hellmouth, high school, Horror, how Buffy changed tv, James Marsters, Jonathan Levinson, Joss Whedon, Juliet Landau, Nicholas Brendon, Oz, Richard Wilkins, Romance, Rupert Giles, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Seth Green, Slayage, Spike, Sunnydale, Sunnydale High School, supernatural, Tara Maclay, Teen Drama, the Mayor, vampire, vampires, Whedonverse, why Buffy is great, why Buffy is important, why Buffy is one of the best tv shows, why Buffy still matters, Willow Rosenberg, Xander Harris, Claire L. Wong
Why ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Is Still One of the Best TV Shows Ever
Vampire slayer Buffy Summers turned 40 last month. Here’s why the show is still so important today....
February 2, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, afghan cinema, afghan film, afghan history, Afghanistan, afghanistan war, al qaeda, arif herati, bin laden, burqa, cinema history, cinema verite, ebrahim ghafori, Film History., film review, islam, Italian neorealism, kabul, kabul war, khwaja nader, marina golbahari, movie review, muslim, neorealism, osama, osama movie review, osama review, percian film, persian cinema, persian history, realism, siddiq barmak, taliban, verite, zubaida sahar, Daniel Choi
‘Osama’ Tells the Story of a Girl Who Disguises Herself as a Boy to Find a Job
‘Osama’ - Afghan neorealism and life under the Taliban, the first film shot entirely in Afghanistan following the Taliban’s ban on movies....
February 2, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, AWARDS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, TV TOP, #RepresentationMatters, #sundancesatellite, academy awards, Carmen Miranda, Carmen Sandiego, EGOT, Elizabeth Taylor, Eva Longoria, Gina Rodriguez, Golden Age, grammys, Jane the Virgin, Latinx, lin manuel miranda, Marlon Brando, MLK JR., Morgan Freeman, Norman Lear, One Day At A Time, Puerto Rican, Puerto Rico, Rita Hayworth, Rita Moreno, rita moreno biography, rita moreno documentary, Sammy Davis Jr., Singin’ in the Rain, Stereotyping, steven spielberg, sundance, Sundance 2021, The Electric Company, The King and I, The Muppet Show, West Side Story, Whoopi Goldberg, Women’s rights, Trent Kinnucan
‘Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It’ – The Hollywood Legend is Electric in Her New Documentary
Rita Moreno broke barriers as the first Latin American actress to win an Oscar. At 89, she still has surprises left in store....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, ANIMATION, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #cryptid, #cryptozoo, #environmentaljustice, #environmentalprotection, #sundance2021, #sundancefilmfestival2021, 1960s, Angeliki Papoulia, bigfoot, counterculture, Dash Shaw, environmental, fantastic beasts, gorgon, Grace Zabriskie, greek mythology, Indiana Jones, Jane Samborski, Jason Schwartzman, Jurassic Park, Jurassic World, Lake Bell, Lara Croft, Louisa Krause, medusa, Michael Cera, mythology, Peter Stormare, Ralph Bakshi, sundance, Thomas Jay Ryan, Tomb Raider, unicorn, utopia, Vietnam war, X-Men, Zoe Kazan, Trent Kinnucan
Dash Shaw’s ‘Cryptozoo’ is Full of Fantastic Beasts and Fascinating Ideas
Voice talent from Lake Bell, Michael Cera, and Peter Stormare bring this inventive adult animation 'Cryptozoo' to life....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Alec Baldwin, amazon prime, Amazon Studios, beach, beautiful scenery, Bella Thorne, Chick Fight, chick fight review, Crazy Rich Asians, diversity, Dulcé Sloan, Female empowerment, feminism, Fight Club, fighting, gay, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Nash, lesbian, lgbtq, Malin Åckerman, montage, neon noir, Ocean’s 8, pieces of a woman, representation, sexuality, spectacle, streaming, video-on-demand, Violence, Caroline Adamec
‘Chick Fight’: The Chick Flick for Modern Audiences
'Chick Fight' as a film that’s more concerned with violent women than their love lives, this stellar comedy is one for the books....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A Dog’s Purpose, A Dog’s Way Home, Acha Sepriasa, Budi Utomo, cinema, Daemon Mind, Dog Days, foreign movies, global movies, Gundala, Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, hollywood, hulu, indonesian movies, international movies, jennifer aniston, josh gad, June & Kopi, june & kopi review, Makayla Rose Hilli, Marley & Me, Maulana Ishak, Monge, netflix, Noviandra Santosa, Owen Wilson, Richard Gere, Ryan Delon, Sakral, Strawberry SurpriseRyan Delon, Test Pack, Titien Wattimena, Armando Brigham
‘June & Kopi’: A Well-Intentioned Film For Any Fans of Family Pet Dramas and International Cinema
Though 'June & Kopi' falls short of being a spectacular piece of Cinema, there is still heart there that keeps the film worthwhile, and the dogs are adorable....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, action suspense, action thriller, Àlex Monner, Andrés Gertrúdix, Antonio Frutos, Bajocero, Below Zero, below zero review, cold, COPS, Édgar Vittorino, Fernando Navarro, fight for survival, Florin Opritescu, freezing, Isaac Vila, Isak Férriz, Javier Gutiérrez, Josep Amorós, Karra Elejalde, life or death, Lluís Quílez, Luis Callejo, Miquel Gelabert, netflix movie, Netflix original, Patrick Criado, Pedro Uriol, police, prisoner, prisoner transfer, streaming, suspense, suspense-thriller, thriller, Zacarías M. de la Riva, Claire L. Wong
Netflix’s Suspense-Thriller ‘Below Zero’ is a Chilling Fight for Survival
The Spanish-language thriller 'Below Zero' has exciting and engaging action sequences in the film, and its greatest feat is how well it builds suspense....
January 31, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2020, 2021, academy awards, academy awards winners, Antihero, Apple TV Plus, bohemian rhapsody, cinema, Crime Drama, dallas buyers club, Denzel Washington, disney, Double Indemnity, Film Noir, Glory, hbo max, hollywood, jared leto, neo-noir, oscar winner actors, oscar winners, oscars, ptsd, quibi, rami malek, Seven, streaming wars, the little things, the little things review, thriller, Training Day, Unsolved Mystery, Warner Bros, wonder woman, Christopher Davis
‘The Little Things’: 3 Oscar Winners – Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto Stun in HBO Max Thriller
The first daring suspense film of 2021, HBO Max’s ‘The Little Things’ follows A-list stars Washington, Malek, and Leto scrambling to track down a serial killer....
January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Ashton Kutcher, Benito Martinez, Britain, Cary Elwes, Charles Darwin, Danny Glover, Dina Meyer, Foreign Film, Jeon Jong-seo, Jeong Hui-sun, Jo Young-jik, Ken Leung, Korean Film, korean films, korean movies, Lee Chung-hyun, Mackenzie Vega, Matthew Parkhill, Michael Emerson, Mike Butters, netflix, netflix the call, Park Shin-hye, Paul Gutrecht, Puerto Rican, Shawnee Smith, Steven Yeun, surrealism, Syd Lim, the call, the call korean film, the call review, Tobin Bell, Tom and Jerry, Yoo- Ah in, Melissa McGrath
Korean Film ‘The Call’ Review: “Did Somebody Dial Time Travel?”
Deserting reason and realism, ‘The Call’ whips us into a luxated game of cat and mouse....
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