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January 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, anti-hero, car films, car movies, Carey Mulligan, Cars, cinema, Drive, Essential, fast and furious, George Miller, Introspective Films, jake gyllenhaal, james bond, Le Samouraï, List, Locke, Loneliness, loneliness films, loneliness movies, lonely men in cars, lonely men in cars films, lonely men in cars movies, Mad Max, martin scorsese, masculinity, movie franchises., Nightcrawler, Nocturnal, Paul‌ Schrader, Ranking, robert de niro, Ryan Gosling, society, Taxi Driver, The Driver, tom hardy, Western, Amhara Chamberlayne
Here Are the Best Films About Lonely Men in Cars: A Cinematic Goldmine
Character-led films that center on lonely, troubled male protagonists who happen to spend the majority of their time as lonely men in cars....
January 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Cate Blanchett, Crystal Skull, George Lucas, Harrison Ford, Indiana Jones, Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom, Indiana Jones Films, Indiana Jones films Ranked, John Williams, Karen Allen, racism, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Ray Winstone, sean connery, Shia LaBeouf, Star Wars, steven spielberg, Temple Of Doom, Amhara Chamberlayne
All Indiana Jones Films, Ranked – The Indy Adventures Are Great Fun, But In What Order?
Here we analyze the Indiana Jones films and put them in order of their amazingness....
January 20, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, cinematographer, Cinematography, class consciousness, cocaine, country club, David Bolen, disney, Disneyland, documentary, drug usage, Florida, fountain of youth, human spirit, Jim Carrey, Lance Oppenheim, Long Term Parking, marijuana, retirement, Retirement homes, Social security, Some Kind of Heaven, some kind of heaven documentary, some kind of heaven review, The Happiest Guy In The World, The Truman Show, The Villages, Theme Parks, widow, Jordyn McEvoy
Must-Watch Documentary – ‘Some Kind of Heaven’: Heaven Where You Can Get It
Lance Oppenheim's dreamy documentary 'Some Kind of Heaven' takes a look at the self-proclaimed happiest retirement home on earth....
January 20, 2021FEATURES TV, FEATURES, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, American television, American The Office, American TV shows, British television, British The Office, British TV shows, David Brent, Dawn Tinsley, documentary style shows, Dunder Mifflin, Dwight schrute, Gareth Keenan, Jenna Fischer, Jim Halpert, Jim Pam, John Krasinski, Michael Scott, Pam Beesly, Ricky Gervais, Schrute Farms, steve carell, the office, The Office analysis, The Office character analysis, The Office characters, The Office comparison, The Office diversity, The Office episodes, The Office review, The Office seasons, The Office tone, the office UK, the office UK vs the office US, The Office US, Tim Canterbury, Wernham Hogg, Carrie Fishbane
The Office US vs. The Office UK: Which One is Funnier, Better, and More Ridiculous?
Comparing the UK and USA versions of 'The Office' - I’ll compare the characteristics and merits of both versions of the show without my American bias....
January 19, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, 1980s, California, Crime, crime series, detective, documentary, Episodic Series, Frank Salerno, Gil Carrillo, Greg Tillman, Hillside Strangler, James Carroll, LAPD, Laurel Erickson, Lighting, Limited Series, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, netflix, Night Stalker, Paul-Michel Pierre-Benoist, Photographic Evidence, police, review, Review of Night Stalker, Richard Ramirez, Scene Recreation, serial killer, Tension, The Walk-in Killer, Tiller Russell, Tony Valdez, True Crime, Voyeurism, Jordan Qin
Netflix’s Newest Hit – ‘Night Stalker: The Hunt For a Serial Killer’
A true crime series 'Night Stalker' that utilizes a new way to tell the story of a serial killer by telling the victims’ stories instead of the murderer’s....
January 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Affluence, Anton Yelchin, Anya Taylor-Joy, Checkmate, chess, Cinematography, Comedy, Connecticut, Cory Finley, Declan Baldwin, directorial debut, Editing, Erik Friedlander, Horses, killer, lgbtq, Lyle Vincent, Me and Earl and The Dying Girl, netflix, Olivia Cooke, Paul Sparks, Queer-coded, review, rising star, Split, Ted Deiker, Teen Drama, The Queen’s Gambit, Thoroughbreds, thriller, Jordan Qin
‘Thoroughbreds’: A Master Class in Acting and Anya Taylor-Joy’s Most Underrated Movie
Before Anya Taylor-Joy rocketed to fame in Netflix’s ‘The Queen’s Gambit’, her skills in the indie film ‘Thoroughbreds’ cemented her status as a rising actress....
January 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, amy adams, cult films, drama films, emotional films, Freddie Quell, friendship, inner violence, joaquin phoenix, Joaquin Phoenix Academy Award, Joaquin Phoenix Oscar, joker, Lancaster Dodd, Mental Illness, mentorship, paul thomas anderson, Paul Thomas Anderson films, Paul Thomas Anderson The Master, Peggy Dodd, Philip Seymour Hoffman, post-World War II, psychological thrillers, The Master, The Master film, World War II mental illness, World War II trauma, WWII, WWII films, Joshua Valdez
Netflix: Joaquin Phoenix’s ‘The Master’ Is a Hidden Gem That Will Have Your Head Spinning
Paul Thomas Anderson's 'The Master' truly knocked it out of the park with this one and multiple viewings needed to fully process the scope of the film’s ideas....
January 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, abuse, agency, Ajay Devgn FFilms, Alchemy Films, Anger, Banijay Group, Circle of Life, coma, conflict, Conservatism, Dissent, Dynasty, English, family, family drama, Family Dynamics, Female empowerment, feminism, feminist, Film Industry, Generations, Hindi, independence, India, Indian, Indian Film, Indian Women, intermediality, international, january, kajol, Kunaal Roy Kapur, Matriarch, Mithilia Palkar, Mothers and Daughters, netflix, Nonconformity, Passion, Patriarchy, pieces of a woman, Present and Past, ptsd, Renuka Shahane, representation, responsibility, Sadness, Social Conformity, stubborn, Survivors, Tanvi Azmi, Tradition, Trauma, Tribhanga, tribhanga review, Unconventional, women, Women in film, Caroline Adamec, Christopher Davis
Bollywood Mega-Star Kajol’s ‘Tribhanga’: What Happens when Society Isn’t Ready for Progressive Feminism?
Renuka Shahane's ‘Tribhanga’ is a tribute the complex mother-daughter bond, three generations of fiercely independent women with disdain and affection....
January 18, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, Ahmed Amin, Ahmed Khaled Tawfik, Arabic horror show, Arabic series, Cairo, Egyptian Netflix, Egyptian series, foreign shows, horror mystery, horror series, horror shows, love triangle, Netflix Arabic, netflix series, netflix shows, Paranormal, Paranormal books, Paranormal Egypt, paranormal egyptian series, Paranormal English, Paranormal Netflix, paranormal netflix review, Paranormal novels, paranormal review, Paranormal series, Razane Jammal, Les Almourzaev
‘Paranormal’: Netflix’s First Original Egyptian Series Makes History, and Mostly Hits Its Mark
Netflix’s first-ever Egyptian series 'Paranormal' is an aspirational blend of genres, engaging premise, solid performances, and a refreshingly diverse cast....
January 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021 films, afterlife, art, Azizler, Charlie Kaufmann, creepy, dark comedy, dream logic, dreams, Dural Taylan, dying, Engin Günaydin, existential, experimental, feature film, film reviews, Foreign Language films, Haluk Bilginer, honest, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Irem Sak, Jean-Luc Godard, Küçük Kiyamet, meaning of life, mid-life crsis, movie reviews, Mulholland Drive, netflix, new release, Okul, Öner Erkan, quirky, Stuck Apart, stuck apart review, surrealism, Suspiria, Turkey, Turkish films, uneasy, Vavien, Yagmar Taylan, Cat Sole
The Strange and Existential Logic of ‘Stuck Apart’
If you’re a fan of Charlie Kaufmann or Jean-Luc Godard this new Netflix release 'Stuck Apart' will be right up your alley; if not, it’s worth a watch anyway. ...
January 18, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Aldis Hodge, Amanda Clayton, ben affleck, Boston, Boston crime drama, Boston Miracle, Cathy Ryan, Chuck MacLean, City on a Hill, city on a hill first season, City on a Hill review, City on a Hill Showtime, corruption, Crime, Crime Drama, Decourcy Ward, Dickie Minogue, Emily Ragsdale, Frankie Ryan, Hank Signa, Homicide: Life on the Street, house, Hugh Laurie, J.M. Holmes, J.R. Minogue, Jackie Rohr, Jennifer Todd, Jenny Rohr, Jere Shea, Jill Hennessey, Jimmy Ryan, Jonathan Tucker, Kevin Bacon, Kevin Chapman, Lauren E. Banks, Mark O’Brien, Matt Damon, police brutality, Rachel Benham, racism, review, Sarah Shahi, Showtime, Siobhan Quays, the departed, the town, The Wire, Tom Fontana, tv review, Claire L. Wong
‘City on a Hill’: No Rest for the Wicked in Boston Crime Drama
Before the second season's premiere, let’s look back on the captivating first season of ‘City on a Hill’....
January 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action films, action heroes, assassination films, Bourne, Bourne films, Bourne love interest, Bourne movies, Bourne plot, Bourne romance, Bourne story, Bourne trilogy, Bourne villain, car chase, Dough Liman, film trilogies, iconic movies, iconic trilogies, james bond, Jason Bourne, Matt Damon, Matt Damon Bourne, Matt Damon films, movie trilogies, Paul Greengrass, suspense films, The Bourne Identity, The Bourne series, The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, thriller movies, thrillers, Amhara Chamberlayne
A Retrospective – Matt Damon’s The Bourne Series: One of the Best Trilogies Ever
Each of 'The Bourne Series' film is entertaining and dramatically engaging, occupying a slightly different sub-genre within the spy genre....
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