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January 7, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Anna Chlumsky, Armando Iannucci, David Pasquesi, Democratic victory, hbo shows, julia louis-dreyfus, kamala harris, Madam Vice President, Matt Walsh, Sarah Sutherland, Selina Meyer, The Thick of It, The West Wing. Parks and Recreation, Tony Hale, us politics, Veep, veep review, Vice President-elect, Daniel Choi
‘Veep’: Politics Are Petty People, Madame Vice-President
HBO’s 'Veep' sets itself apart from other politically condemnatory works of fiction by focusing more on the foibles of extreme egotism....
January 6, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifinakis’, ‘Billy on the Street’, ‘Craftopia’, ‘Post Malone’s Celebrity World Pong League’, ‘Ruth and Ruby’s Ultimate Sleepover’, ’ ‘High Score, ’ ‘John Leguizamo’s Latin History for Morons, ’ ‘The Holiday Movies That Made Us’, ’ ‘The Movies That Made Us, Adam McKay, Alex Parks, Ali Wong, B-17 Entertainment, Bellamie Blackstone, Bert Kreischer, Charles Dulin, Christopher D’Eli, Dave Chappelle, Derek Waters, drunk history, Elvis Mitchell, Funny or Die, HBOMAX, history of swear words, history of swear words review, Jerad Riojas, Joe Kennedy, Kory Stamper, London Hughes, Marc Maron, Melissa Mohr, netflix, netflix history of swear words, Nick Cox, nicolas cage, nicolas cage movies, nicolas cage tv, Nikki Glasser, oscar, Pete Davidson, Rhett Bachner, Sarah Silverman, Sex Explained, Tyler Shanklin, Will Ferrell, Armando Brigham
Must-Watch: Nicolas Cage and Netflix’s ‘History of Swear Words’; is F*cking Great!Â
Netflix teams up with Nicolas Cage to inform their audience about an important part of our culture and history with 'History of Swear Words'....
January 5, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, adaptation, bingeable, creepy, curses, Danica Curcic, Danish shows, Dark, Demogorgon, detective, disappearances, Donnie Darko, eerie, Equinox, Equinox 1985, equinox netflix, equinox review, equinox tv series, gods, Horror, investigations, Karoline Hamm, Lost, Mads Matthiesen, Mental Health, Midsommar, mini-series, mystery, mythology, netflix, Netflix Originals, pagan rites, paganism, philosophical, Podcast, slow burn, Søren Balle, Strange Things, supernatural, suspense, Tea Lingeburg, teenagers, The Upside Down, thriller, tv show equinox review, Cat Sole
Must Watch: Netflix’s New Danish Supernatural Thriller ‘Equinox’Â
In a time when we need content more than ever, ’Equinox’ serves as a compelling, slow-burn mystery that enthralls in multiple ways....
January 5, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, a star is born, America’s Next Drag Superstar, Ariana Grande, Canada, Carly Rae Jepsen, Cher, Christina Aguilera, Drag Queens, Emmys, gender, Gottmik, Guinness World Record, Janet Jackson, lady gaga, lgbtq, Lindsay Lohan, Lip Sync, nicki minaj, oscars, Queer Community, Queer Performance, Reality Competition Series, RuPaul, RuPaul’s Drag Race, RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, Season 13, Shangela, Supermodel, Thailand, UK, VH1, Christopher Davis
Queer Joy Takes Slays in Brand New Season of Global Phenomenon ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’
The 13th season of the hit competition series 'RuPaul’s Drag Race' finds RuPaul at the height of his game as drag queens vie for the crown....
January 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #metoo, #MeToo movement, Adam Brody, Alison Brie, Angele Zhou, Authoritarian, Bo Burnham, Carey Mulligan, Chris Lowell, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Clancy Brown, Connie Britton, Emerald Fennell, empowerment, equality, female directors, Female heroine, feminism, Femme Fatale, Jennifer Coolidge, laverne cox, margot robbie, Max Greenfield, misogyny, Molly Shannon, Patriarchy, promising young woman, Promising Young Woman movie, promising young woman review, pseudo-feminist, rape-culture, Revenge-film, Sam Richardson. Alfred Molina, times up, timesup, Toxic Masculinity, Women’s rights, Melissa McGrath
Carey Mulligan’s ‘Promising Young Woman’ Makes a Promise to All Women in Their Quest for JusticeÂ
'Promising Young Woman' - Emerald Fennell demonstrates the unutterable truth of rape-culture following the pursuits of a heroine hungry for revenge and justice....
January 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Armando Iannucci, Bronagh Gallagher, Charles Dickens, classical stories, colorblind casting, coming-of-age, Daisy Mae Cooper, David Copperfield, Dev Patel, diversity, ensemble movie, Hugh Laurie, Jairaj Varsani, Mr. Micawber, period films, Peter Capaldi, protagonist, Rosalind Eleazar, Slumdog Millionaire, The Green Knight, The Personal History of David Copperfield, The Personal History of David Copperfield review, tilda swinton, Victorian Era, vignette, Jordyn McEvoy
Must-Watch: Iannucci’s Retelling ‘The Personal History of David Copperfield’ Is a Captivatingly Joyful Gem
‘The Personal History of David Copperfield’ is a genuinely splendid movie to watch, while setting a powerful precedent for colorblind casting....
January 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1964, 2021, Aldis Hodge, Amazon Prime Video, Awards Season, Biopic, Cassius Clay, Civil Rights, Director, director regina king, Eli Goree, Hamilton, Harriet, hulu, Jim Brown, Joaquina Kalukango, Kemp Powers, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Leslie Odom Jr., Malcolm X, Miami, Muhammed Ali, netflix, One night in miami, One night in miami movie, One night in miami review, oscars, race, Regina King, regina king directorial debut, regina king movies, Riverdale, Sam Cooke, Soul, The OA, venice film festival, Tyler Bey
Three Reasons why Regina King’s Directorial Debut ‘One Night in Miami’ is a Must See
The figures in ‘One Night in Miami,’ it’s vital that we continue their legacy by expanding their humanity filled with nuance, depth and weighty opinions....
January 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Alexa Kinigopoulos, Belle Shickle, Caroline Coleman, Emily Peachey, fishbowl, fishbowl 2020, fishbowl review, Judith Hoag, Kinigopoulos siblings, Stephen Kinigopoulos, Jordyn McEvoy
The Kinigopoulos Siblings’ ‘Fishbowl’ Walks Hand in Hand With a Gentle Descent into Madness
'Fishbowl' is a fascinating cinematic experience without shock factor, outlandish editing, or fantasy sequences....
January 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Edward Snowden, joseph gordon levitt, oliver stone, oliver stone movies, snowden, snowden movie review, snowden review, Joshua Valdez
Netflix | Oliver Stone and Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s ‘Snowden’ Continues to Be Relevant
What makes this film a worthwhile watch, as opposed to the many documentaries about online privacy, is that you feel the emotion - 'Snowden'....
January 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, 1950s, Aja Naomi King, amazon prime, Black filmmaking, Black storytelling, Damien Chazelle, emma stone, Eugene Ashe, film sequel, Jazz, jazz music, La La Land, movie remake, NFL, Nnamdi Asomugha, reboot, Ryan Gosling, Ryan Michelle Bathe, Shakespeare, sylvie's love review, Sylvie’s Love, Tessa Thompson, Trans-Atlantic accent, Whiplash, Jordyn McEvoy
Must-Watch: ‘Sylvie’s Love’ is the Very Soul of Music
Tessa Thompson glows in the warmth of Eugene Ashe’s second directorial venture 'Sylvie's Love'....
January 2, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, American Historical, American History, Biden, civil war, Elizabeth Marvel, Freedom of Speech, Helena Zengel, immigration, joe biden, Kiowa, Lincoln, Lincoln Project, Mark Twain, Mister Rogers, movie reviews, movies in cinema, Mr. Rogers, native american, Native Americans, new movies, new releases, News Media, News of the World, news of the world review, Paul Greengrass, presidential election, Ray McKinnon, Secession, some good news, Texas, theatre movies, Tom Hanks, tom hanks movies, Western, Trent Kinnucan
Tom Hanks’ Soulful ‘News of the World’ Arrives with Perfect Timing to Provide Healing
Greengrass’s new film 'News of the World' sends its hero on a mission to salve a deep spiritual wound. If anyone can do it, it’s Tom Hanks....
January 2, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, color palette, Colors of suspiria, Dario Argento, dario argento suspiria, Suspiria, suspiria 1977, suspiria analysis, suspiria review, Caroline Adamec
An Analysis: The Poetry of Colors in Dario Argento’s ‘Suspiria’
Why 'Suspiria' is worth a watch even after spooky season with an analytical review of this 1970s gem....
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