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January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Aloha’, ‘Finding ‘Ohana’, ‘The Goonies’, adventure, Alex Aiono, Asian, Branscombe Richmond, Chris Parnell, Christina Strain, culture, diversity, drunk history, family, family-friendly, finding ohana review, Hawaii, heritage, Indiana Jones, Jude Weng, Ke Huy Quan, Kea Peahu, keanu reeves, Kelly Hu, Lindsay Watson, Marc Evan Jackson, netflix, Owen Vaccaro, Pacific Islander, representation, review, Ricky Garcia, Tradition, Mario Yuwono
Netflix’s ‘Finding ‘Ohana’: A Delightful Adventure Story of Family and Rediscovering Your Culture
While it doesn’t reinvent the wheel, ‘Finding ‘Ohana’ is a fun adventure story for the whole family and a step forward in terms of representation....
January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2004’s Grammy Award Winner, 2004’s Super Bowl Halftime, Alisha Wainwright, American Drama, apple tv+, Bad Teacher, Billboard Hot 100, britney spears, Bullying, Can’t Stop the Feeling!, Cheryl Guerriero, Christina Aguilera, Cry Me a River, drama, Ex-Convict, Family Struggles, Femininity and Masculinity, Fisher Stevens, Freedom of Expression, Friends with Benefits, friendship, In Time, Innocence, Inside Llewyn Davis, June Squibb, Juno Temple, Justified, Justin Timberlake, Man of the Woods, Mirrors, NSYNC, Palmer, redemption, Relationships, Rock Your Body, Ryder Allen, SexyBack, streaming, The 20/20 Experience, The All-New Mickey Mouse Club (MMC), the social network, Trolls, Isabella Brownlee
Justin Timberlake’s ‘Palmer’: Ex-Con and Eccentric Young Boy Are Imperfectly Matched
In 'Palmer', Timberlake is an ex-convict seeking redemption, a high school hotshot growing up only to succumb to the real world and falling behind bars....
January 29, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, cinema documentary, Citizen Kane, documentary, film documentary, Morgan Neville, Orson Welles, The Other Side of the Wind, They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead, They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead review, Joshua Valdez
Documentary – ‘They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead’: Orson Welles’s Efforts to Finish His Passion Project
'They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead' is cut together in a way that gives you the feel of a Welles film, between black and white footage and the dramatic narration....
January 28, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, Alexander Elliot, Edward Stratemeyer, Frank and Joe Hardy, hulu, James Tupper, Janet Porter, Keana Lyn, Rohan Campbell, Stratemeyer Syndicate, The Hardy Boys, the hardy boys review, the hardy boys series, Armando Brigham
Hulu’s ‘The Hardy Boys’: The Nearly 100-Year-Old Characters in a Mystery Series
'The Hardy Boys' is now making its way into the streaming age, maintaining the timelessness of some of the world’s most famous fictional detectives....
January 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Abe Clifford-Barr, Andrew Lincoln, Bird, Bradley Trevor Grieve, Cameron Bloom, David Lynch, disability, drama, Emotional, family, Glendyn Ivin, Griffin Murray-Johnston, Harry Cripps, Magpie, Mulholland Drive, Naomi Watts, netflix, Paralegic, Parenthood, Penguin Bloom, penguin bloom review, recovery, review, Review of Penguin Bloom, Safe Harbour, Samantha Strauss, Screen Adaption, Thailand, The Walking Dead, tragedy, true story, Jordan Qin
‘Penguin Bloom’: A Heartfelt Story of Learning to Spread Your Wings
In this colorful and beautifully shot film 'Penguin Bloom', Naomi Watts & Andrew Lincoln are parents who find new meaning to their lives due to a magpie chick....
January 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Blackfish’, ‘I Love You, ‘Megan Leavey’, ‘Our Friend’, ‘The Friend’, #ourfriendmovie, #ovariancancer, Alabama, best friend, Brad Ingelsby, Cancer, cancer portrayal, Casey Affleck, Cherry Jones, COVID-19, Dakota Johnson, Denée Benton, dying, Esquire, Fairhope, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Friends, friendship, Gabriela Cowperthwaite, grieving, Gwendoline Christie, heartfelt, Hospice, How I Met Your Mother, illness, in theaters, Isabella Rice, Jack Beatty, Jackbeattynpr, Jake Owen, Jason Segel, joe biden, Led Zeppelin, Lord of the Rings, Man’, Manchester by the Sea, Mardi Gras, Matthew Teague, Michael Papajohn, On Point, Our Friend Movie, our friend review, ovarian cancer, palliativecare, ridley scott, Robert Plant, the atlantic, Tolkien, Violet McGraw, Mario Yuwono, Trent Kinnucan
The Heartbreaking ‘Our Friend’ is Insightful and Moving: A True Story of Love and Friendship in the Face of Grief
'Our Friend' is an emotionally honest and very poignant story of unbearable loss and true friendship, bolstered by some very strong performances....
January 28, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Art of Espionage, Atomic Blonde, Bourne series, George Smiley, Harvey Birch, hitchcock classic, ian fleming, james bond, James Fenimore Cooper’s ‘The Spy’, John Buchan, John le Carré, Kingsman trilogy, netflix, netflix spycraft, no time to die, Spycraft, The Thirty-Nine Steps, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, World War I, Cat Sole
‘Spycraft’: Netflix’s New Series about the Art of Espionage
'Spycraft' consists of eight, dense, well-researched episodes that each focus on a different area in the craft of espionage....
January 27, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, action, adventure, Anthony Mackie, Black Actors, Black Mirror, Call of Duty, Cinematography, Damson Idris, Editing, Emily Beecham, Enzo Cilenti, Falcon, First-person shooter, Futuristic, marvel, Michael Bonvillain, Mikael Håfström, netflix, Outside the Wire, Rainbow Six Siege, review, Review of Outside the Wire, Rickard Krantz, Robot, Snowfall, Soldier, Third-person, video games, War, westworld, Zombieland, Jordan Qin
‘Outside the Wire’: A Futuristic Film About Two Black Soldiers
In Netflix’s 2021 Film ‘Outside the Wire’, drone pilot Damson Idris learns to be human in the most ironic way, from an android officer played by Anthony Mackie....
January 27, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, Bennett Lasseter, Cam, Cinematography, classic rock, deaf community, deaf representation, disabilities, disability casting, dua lipa, Euphoria, film scoring, hard of hearing, HOH community, hulu, Jazz, Keean Johnson, Madeline Brewer, Mitchell Winkie, musical movie, netflix, Orange Is the New Black, Riz Ahmed, Sound of Metal, The Handmaid’s Tale, The Ultimate Playlist of Noise, young audiences, young generations, Jordyn McEvoy
Review: ‘The Ultimate Playlist of Noise’ Reminds Us, in the End, What It Is to Be Alive
Keean Johnson hits a melancholy note in Bennett Lasseter's feature film 'The Ultimate Playlist of Noise'....
January 26, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, 1920s, Adam Gillen, analysis, arthouse, Biopic, Bloomsbury Group, Chanya Button, Clive Bell, Duncan Grant, Eileen Atkins, Elizabeth Debicki, Emerald Fennell, gay films, gay movies, gemma arterton, Gethin Anthony, Harold Nicholson, Hogarth Press, Isabella Rossellini, Kew Gardens, Knole, Lady Sackville, Leonard Woolf, lesbian films, lesbian movies, lgbtq drama, lgbtq films, lgbtq movies, Love, Mrs Dalloway, Orlando, Orlando: A Biography, Peter Ferdinando, romance movie, Rupert Penry-Jones, To the Lighthouse, Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf, Vita & Virginia, Vita & Virginia analysis, Vita and Virginia, Vita and Virginia analysis, Vita Sackville-West, Claire L. Wong
An Analysis: Characterizing Love in ‘Vita & Virginia’, the Biopic Period Drama
We examine how this biopic period drama 'Vita & Virginia' depicts love in the real-life relationship between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West....
January 26, 2021GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘The Burglar, apple tv+, Assa Raviv, Aviva Marks, Ayelet Zurer, bong joon ho, Chelli Goldenberg, Gal Toren, Gal TorenNadav Hanin, Guy Levy, Hadas Jade Sakori, hollywood, Home Before Dark’ ‘For All of Mankind’, Idit Paran, Jonathon Paran, Keren Noyman, Lihi Kornowski, Losing Alice, losing alice review, m night shyamalan, Man of Steel, Mirit Toovi, Munich, Nadav Palti, Nova Doval, Rachel Paran, Rotem Yaron, Servant, Shai Avivi, Sigal Avin, Sigalit Fuchs, Sisters, Tamar Mozes-Borovitz, The Commune, Tom Armony, Tom Darom, Up the Wrong Tree, Yael Hersonski, Yossi Marshek, Armando Brigham
Review: Apple TV Hits the Jackpot Again with Creator Sigal Avin’s ‘Losing Alice’
Israeli Auteur Sigal Avin wins with Losing Alice’s hushed, brittle, gripping plot, aesthetically captivating imagery, and incredible performances on Apple TV....
January 25, 2021CULTURE TOP, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, #metoo, actor, actress, age gap, ageism, agency, anti-feminism, BlacKkKlansman, casting, Emmys, Euphoria, feminism, Florence Pugh, Harvey Weinstein, HBO, Instagram, Jack nicholson, john david washington, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Malcolm and Marie, May-December relationship, Monster, netflix, new movies, Sam Levinson, Something’s Gotta Give, streaming, Twitter, Zach Braff, zendaya, Caroline Adamec
Age-Gap Relationships in Cinema: A Case Study of ‘Malcolm and Marie’
Age-gap relationships - casting of younger women and older men together is intrinsically harmful to older actresses who may be a better fit for these roles....
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