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February 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, abusive upbringing, Doctor Sleep, doctor sleep review, Ewan McGregor, Mike Flanagan, Rebecca Ferguson, recovery, Stephen King, The Newton Brothers, The Shining, Trauma, Lana Nguyen
Doctor Sleep Review: If ‘The Shining’ Defines Trauma, ‘Doctor Sleep’ Spells Recovery
'Doctor Sleep' focuses specifically on how to recover from the cyclical habits of an abusive upbringing....
February 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, AWARDS, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #blackhistorymonth, #Blacklivesmatter, #judasandtheblackmessiah, #racialequity, #sundancefilmfestival, 1960s, algee smith, ashton sanders, Bill O’Neal, Black history, black history month, black panther, Black Panther party, Civil Rights, civil rights era, civil rights movement, Daniel Kaluuya, Deborah Johnson, Dominique Fishback, FBI, fbi agents, Fred Hampton, fred hampton movie, J Edgar Hoover, Jesse Plemons, Judas and the Black Messiah, judas and the black messiah review, LaKeith Stanfield, Lil Rel Howery, Martin Sheen, mlk/fbi, Nixon, racism, Shaka King, sundance, trial of chicago 7, Melissa McGrath
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’: The Panther Party Rears Revolutionaries | Oscar Buzz
'Judas and the Black Messiah' was timely and powerful in exposing our country's long history of power abuse over Black voices who dare strive for equal rights....
February 6, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, and Good Luck, Assassination Nation, Ballers, Black and White Cinematography, black history month, Black Talent in Hollywood, BlacKkKlansman, Born to Be Murdered, Caterpillar House, christopher nolan, Clerks, David O. Russell, Deep Water, Denzel Washington, Devil in a Blue Dress, dune, Ed Wood, Euphoria, Film Critics, Filmmakers, Frances Ha, Frankenweenie, Good Night, hollywood, Hunter Schafer, Jacob Elordi, john david washington, Love Beats Rhymes, Mac & Cheese, Malcolm & Marie, Malcolm X, Marcell Rév, Marriage, Maude Apatow, Memento, Monster, Monsters and Men, Nebraska, Raging Bull, Relationships, roma, Sam Levinson, Schindler’s List, Seven Bucks Digital Studios, Shake It Up, spider-man far from home, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spike Lee, tenet, The Greatest Showman, The OA, The Old Man & The Gun, tom holland, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, zendaya, Isabella Brownlee
Malcolm & Marie Review: A Personal and Professional Relationship Entangles in A Night of Psychological Reckoning
Malcolm & Marie review - authentic filmmaking with artistic choices and meaningful relationship struggles that leave your skin withered in goosebumps....
February 6, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, Alien, Amazon Prime Video, Aragorn, Barack obama, Conservative, Dementia, Disease, drama, falling gay movie, falling movie, falling review, family drama, Film Analysis, Fine Arts, Generational Gap, Google Play, homophobia, Lance Henriksen, lgbtq, Lord of the Rings, Marcel Zyskind, Perfectionism, Poetry, politics, review, Review of Falling, Self-directed, Sverrir Gudnason, Tarzan, Terry Chen, The Terminator, Veteran Actors, Viggo Mortensen, Vudu, Jordan Qin
‘Falling’: Viggo Mortensen’s Stunning Directorial Debut Focuses on Gay Son and Homophobic Father
'Falling' is about family and homophobia, an aging, conservative father with extreme dementia struggles to connect and understand his gay son....
February 5, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1950s, action, Akira Kurosawa, art, Battle, black and white, cinema, Climactic, Epic, Exciting, Feudal, Foreign, Isuzu Yamada, Japan, King Lear, Lady Washizu, Macbeth, Memorable, Ran, Samuraï, Sanjuro, Seven Samurai, Shakespeare, Throne Of Blood, Toshirô Mifune, tragedy, violent, Visually Stunning, Washizu, World Cinema, Yojimbo, Amhara Chamberlayne
‘Throne of Blood’: Akira Kurosawa’s Compelling Shakespeare Adaptation, A Striking Cinematic Experience
‘Throne Of Blood’ is a must-see for those interested in Kurosawa and/or cinematic Shakespeare adaptations, enhanced by great performances....
February 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Acting, Adam Turczyk, All My Friends Are Dead, All My Friends Are Dead review, cheesy, Comedy, dark comedy, Editing, ensemble cast, entertaining, Foreign Film, gore, Horror, House of the Rising Sun, Jan Belcl, Julia Wieniawa-Narkiewicz, netflix, Netflix original, new, Nikodem Rozbicki, performances, plot twist, Polish, rock’n’roll, Scary, Screenwriting, slow burn, soundtrack, surprise ending, The Animals, thriller, violent, Caroline Adamec
‘All My Friends Are Dead’: The Perfect Polish Horror Film for a Saturday Movie Night
Ultimately, ‘All My Friends Are Dead’ succeeds at doing the one thing a movie should do: entertain us...
February 5, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 1970s, 1980s, 2000s, Ben Lawson, best friends, book adaptation, chick flick, drama, female friendship, female-centric, Firefly Lane, firefly lane review, Katherine Heigl, Kristan Hannah, love stories, love triangles, Maggie Friedman, netflix, Netflix review, non-linear narrative, rom-com, Romance, romantic drama, Sarah Chalke, sexual assault, sexual harassment, tv review, women’s content, Cat Sole
Katherine Heigl’s and Sarah Chalke’s Masterful Performances in ‘Firefly Lane’
There is good material in 'Firefly Lane', it’s just weighed down by a bloated runtime, and a supporting cast that can’t keep up with the two leads....
February 5, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS TV, TV TOP, Adrian Blake Enscoe, Alena Smith, Anna Baryshnikov, apple tv+, billie eilish, Dark comedy series, Dickinson, dickinson review, Ella Hunt, Emily Dickinson, Hailee Steinfeld, Henry David Thoreau, Jane Krakowski, john mulaney, Louisa May Alcott, Season 2, The Hollywood Reporter, Toby Huss, tv show, Wiz Khalifa, Zosia Mamet, Christine Feeley
‘Dickinson’ Season 2 Delves Deeper Into the Life of the Legendary Poet Starring Hailee Steinfeld
Season two of Apple TV+’s dark comedy “Dickinson” is underway and has become a continued hit for audiences in its historical figure story....
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....
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