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January 14, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, Annapurna Pictures, Black people, detroit 1967 riots, detroit movie, detroit movie review, detroit riots, John Boyega, Kathryn Bigelow, police brutality, Tyler Bey
John Boyega’s ‘Detroit’: 1967 Detroit Riots, Police, Violence, and NeglectÂ
'Detroit' based on the true events of the 1967 Detroit riots caused by the friction between the American police state and being Black people being criminalized....
January 13, 2021FEATURES, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, 1 For All, Australia, Australian cinema, Australian shows, Australian web series, Black empowerment, Black shows, Comedy, Ding Dong I’m Gay, diverse shows, drama, dramedy, dungeons and dragons, Female empowerment, Girl Interrupted, Grey Nomads, Hello Stranger, homosexuality, INDIAN CINEMa, Indian shows, Indian web series, lgbtq, LGBTQI+, low budget films, millennials, minority films, minority shows, mystery, new web series, Operation MBBS, Platonic, popular series, queer, Romance, Salty Pirate, sitcoms, Sketch Comedy, skit format, skits, The Interns, The Retreat, Vimeo, Web series, YouTube, Cat Sole
10 Amazing Web Series of 2020
The web series is a common starting place for many up-and-coming content creators, consisting of approximately ten-minute episodes for YouTube or Vimeo....
January 13, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1980s slasher movie, 2021, Ari Aster, bad stereotypes, Booksmart, college student, Comedy, Danny Deferrari, dark comedy, Dianna Agron, Emma Seligman, feature film, Fred Melamed, Glee, graduate school, harmful stereotypes, Horror, independent Cinema, Jewish, Jewish women, jordan peele, Molly Gordon, new horror, NYU Tisch, Polly Draper, queer women, Rachel Sennott, Shiva Baby, shiva baby review, short film, short film shiva baby, short films, thriller, Jordyn McEvoy
‘Shiva Baby’ Delivers Bagels with a Schmear of Anxiety
Emma Seligman's short film turned feature 'Shiva Baby' is the darkest comedy you'll see all year. ...
January 12, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, A. J. Raffles, Anne Benoît, Antoine Gouy, Arsène Lupin, Assane Diop, Babakar Diop, Benjamin Ferel, Claire, Clotilde Hesme, Etan Simon, Fabienne Beriot, Fargass Assandé, François Uzan, gentleman thief, George Kay, heist, Hervé Pierre, Hubert Pellegrini, james bond, Juliette Pellegrini, Ludivine Sagnier, Ludmilla Makowski, Lupin, Lupin review, Mamadou Haidara, Maurice Leblanc, Netflix Lupin, Netflix Lupin Review, Omar Sy, Raoul Diop, review, Robin Hood, Romain Laugier, sherlock holmes, Soufiane Guerrab, The Lone Wolf, The Saint, tv review, Vincent Londez, what to watch, what to watch on Netflix, Youssef Guedira, Claire L. Wong
Omar Sy’s Gentleman Thief Will Steal Your Heart in Netflix’s ‘Lupin’
Netflix’s new French-language series 'Lupin' stylishly depicts the gentleman thief in the modern era....
January 12, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, 1960s, 1970s, 2020, biopics, civil rights movement, Comedy, drama, Elio Germano, entertaining, foreign films, freedom social media, fun, Giorgio Rosa, hippies, Italian films, love story, Matilda De Angelis, Matteo Rovere, netflix, netflix films, period films, Prague Spring, rebellion, revolution, Rimini, Rose Island, society, soundtrack, Sydney Sibilia, true story, Vietnam war, Cat Sole
Must-Watch: The Remarkable Story of ‘Rose Island’
In a year that was filled with so much lethargy, confinement, and fear of the future, 'Rose Island' was a breath of fresh air, fun without feeling frivolous....
January 12, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, 2021, action, action films, action hero, Aliens, bottle episode, Camp, Chloë Grace Moretz, claustrophobia, feminism, Gremlins, grindhouse, grindhouse films, Locke, misogyny, movie review, New Zealand, review, Roseanne Liang, sci-fi, Shadow in the Cloud, spy movie, Terminator, Twilight Zone, war movie, woman action hero, women air force, Women in film, women pilot, World War II, WWII, Daniel Choi
‘Shadow in the Cloud’: Like Two Movies Crammed into One
‘Shadow in the Cloud’ - How does New Zealand-based Director Roseanne Liang combine WWII aerial combat, ‘80s synth, feminism, and literal gremlins?...
January 11, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, annie murphy, Cameron Crowe, catherine o'hara, Comedy, dan levy, Emmys, Eugene and Dan Levy, eugene levy, lgbtq, LGBTQ community, Outstanding Comedy Series, Rose family, schitt's creek, schitt's creek review, Schitt’s Creek: Best Wishes Warmest regards, Cat Sole
Eugene and Dan Levy’s Search for Deeper Comedy in ‘Schitt’s Creek’
'Schitt’s Creek' is a labor of love between a father and son, cast, & crew alike, and it shows in every frame focusing on deeper, warmer, and heartfelt comedy....
January 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, abuse, amazon prime, BBC Films, birthmark, children, clare dunne, creation, destruction, Dublin, family, generosity, Harriet Walter, Herself, herself amazon prime, herself movie amazon, herself movie amazon prime, herself movie review, herself review, home, house, husband, Ian Lloyd Anderson, Ireland, malcolm campbell, Molly McCann, MOTHER, motherhood, ptsd, Room, Ruby Rose O’Hara, Sandra, shameless, Skins, survivor, tragedy, Tyler Bey
‘Herself’ Is a Marvel of Creation and Destruction That Illuminates the Meaning of Family Â
There’s something keenly personal about 'Herself', it sparkles with truth, a feministic flare, and a metaphorical brilliance that gives it implications....
January 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Donnie Darko, Donnie Darko review, Drew Barrymore, jake gyllenhaal, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Richard Kelly, seth rogen, Amhara Chamberlayne
‘Donnie Darko’: Dark, Strange, Hypnotic – Mystifying As It Is Intriguing
'Donnie Darko' is a terrific piece of work totally and is deserving of its cult-classic status with its genuinely atmospheric story....
January 10, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Adam Pally, Ahsoka, Amy Sedaris, Baby Yoda, bill burr, Boba Fett, bounty hunter, Bryce Dallas Howard, Carl Weathers, child, Clancy Brown, Colin Wilson, Dave Filoni, Deborah Chow, disney, Emily Swallow, father, George Lucas, Giancarlo Esposito, Gina Carano, Horatio Sanz, Jason Sudeikis, Jon Favreau, Katee Sackhoff, Kathleen Kennedy, Lucasfilm, Michael Biehn, Ming-Na Wen, Nick Nolte, Omid Abtahi, Pedro Pascal, Peyton Reed, Rebels, Richard Ayoade, Rick Famuyiwa, robert rodriguez, Rosario Dawson, Sasha Banks, space western, Star Wars, streaming, Taika Waititi, Temeura Morrison, The Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, the mandalorian review, Timothy Olyphant, Werner Herzog, Mario Yuwono
‘The Mandalorian’ is One of the Best and Most Engaging ‘Star Wars’ Stories in Years
'The Mandalorian' channels the best of the franchise: the fun, the humor, the escapism, the excitement, and yes, the cheesy but earnest heart....
January 9, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘80s, ‘90s, 2021, Cobra Kai, Cobra Kai Season 2, Cobra Kai Season 3, Comedy, comedy series, drama, drama series, karate, Karate Kid, Martin Kove, Mr. Miyagi, netflix, Netflix Original Series, new 2021 release, nostalgia, Ralph Macchio, The Karate Kid, William Zabka, Xolo Mariduena, YouTube, YouTube Premium, Les Almourzaev
‘Cobra Kai: Season 3’: Latest Season Offers Fantastic Cameos and Heartfelt Nostalgia
‘Cobra Kai’ makes its debut as a Netflix original series with previous 2 seasons receiving rave reviews, the 3rd season has big shoes to fill....
January 9, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy, Acting, Andrei Tarkovsky, Benny Safdie, camera, Cinematography, dialogue, drama, greta gerwig, grief, heartbreaking, home birth, independent, Kata Wéber, long take, martin scorsese, mourning, Mumblecore, Noah Baumbach, oscar buzz, performance, pieces of a woman, pieces of a woman review, recovery, review, Sam Levinson, Shia LaBeouf, Stalker, The Meyerowitz Stories, tragedy, Vanessa Kirby, Venice International Film Festival, visceral, Caroline Adamec
Oscar Buzz – ‘Pieces of a Woman’: Vanessa Kirby is Powerful, Raw and Intimate in this Silent Portrayal of Tragedy
The new Vanessa Kirby film 'Pieces of a Woman' captures the silence of tragedy, moving through daily life during the heaviness of mourning....
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