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‘Perfect Days’: Wim Wenders Takes an Exploration Through a Meditative World in Japan
A portrait of modern day urbanism from the perspective of a simple yet satisfied man in 'Perfect Days'....
October 20, 2024LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, STREAMING, TV TOP, Alice Oseman, Andy Newbery, Brett Thomas, Charlie Spring, coming-of-age, Corinna Brown, Darcy, Elle, Emile Sherman, Euros Lyn, Graphic Novels, heartfelt, Heartstopper, Iain Canning, Jenny Walser, Joe Locke, Joel Stokes, Kit Connor, Kizzy Edgell, Lauren James, lgbtq, lgbtq representation, LGBTQIA+ community, netflix, Nick Nelson, Nicky Earnshaw, Patrick Walters, positive, Rhea Norwood, Season 3, season three, Simon Gillis, Simona Susnea, Tara, Teen Drama, Teen Media, Tobie Donovan, Tori, wholesome, William Gao, Yasmin Finney, Julia Maia
‘Heartstopper’ Season 3: The Wholesome Show Is Back With Not So Wholesome Topics
Netflix’s most wholesome show 'Heartstopper' returns for its third season and it takes a deeper dive into the complexities of growing up, whilst still managing to be heartwarming....
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Sebastian Stan’s ‘A Different Man’: Our Identity and Why It Matters
'A Different Man' (2024) is a film which explores the depths of our identity, who we are on the outside versus the inside, and why it matters....
October 20, 2024CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2016 election, 2020 Election, 2024 election, 80s films, Ali Abbasi, apprentice, apprentice cannes film festival, best soundtracks of 2024, Biopic, Cannes Film Festival, controversial films, donald j trump, donald trump, films set in new york, films set in the 80s, former president, fred trump, ivana, ivana trump, ivanka, Ivanka Trump, Jeremy Strong, kamala harris, Kendall Roy, Logan Roy, melania, Melania Trump, Mike Pence, most controversial film of 2024, movies set in the 80s, New York City, presidential debate, presidents who were also actors, roy cohn, roy family, Sebastian Stan, Succession, succession family, The Apprentice, the apprentice cannes, the apprentice movie, the apprentice release date, the roys, tim walz, trump biopic, trump family, vp debate, youre fired, Abigail Whitehurst
‘The Apprentice’: Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong Deliver Scarily Stellar Performances in Ali Abbasi’s 80s Biopic
Monsters truly walk among us. Ali Abbasi’s ‘The Apprentice’ does just enough to demonize one of them....
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Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield Pull Heartstrings in Prismatic Romance ‘We Live in Time’
A unique chance meeting and experimental approach to time make A24’s ‘We Live in Time’ stand out as a powerful romance drama....
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Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga’s ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’: A Risky Musical That Struggles to Justify Its Existence
When Todd Phillips decided to make 'Joker: Folie à Deux', a sequel to his 2019 hit ‘Joker’, he didn’t settle for the expected....
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‘La Máquina’: ‘Creed’ Meets ‘Y Tu Mamá También’ In This Hulu’s New Sport Drama
‘La Máquina’ combining the gritty, high-stakes world of boxing seen in ‘Creed’ with the emotional depth and complex character dynamics reminiscent of ‘Y Tu Mamá También’....
October 20, 2024CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2024, adaptation, addiction, alcoholism, Amy Liptrot, Awards season films, based on a memoir, Beautiful Cinematography, coming-of-age, disorienting, drama, Global Cinema, great acting, heartbreak, new movies, Nonlinear Narrative, Nora Fingscheidt, Ocean, Paapa Essiedu, review, Romance, saoirse ronan, Scotland, Slice of Life, Sony Picture Classics, stephen dillane, Studio Canal, Sundance 2024, the outrun, theater, Elijah van der Fluit
Saoirse Ronan’s ‘The Outrun’: Nora Fingscheidt’s Portrait of Life’s Ocean of Chaos and Inevitability
Nora Fingscheidt’s adaptation of Amy Liptrot’s memoir 'The Outrun' takes a nonlinear journey through a young woman’s life of relations, addictions, and struggling connection to the world....
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Harold Cronk of ‘God’s Not Dead’ Fame Bring Us ‘Average Joe’
‘Average Joe’ (2024) tells the inspiring true story of a high school football coach who fought for his right to publicly express his religious beliefs, leading to a landmark Supreme Court case....
October 20, 2024CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Careful Narrative, cultural, culture, Director, Discordant Strings, Emotional Resonance, Fan of Horror, Fully Realized, great acting, hollywood, Horror, Jarring Audio, Jump scares, kyle gallner, Naomi Scott, Parker Finn, Phenomenal Performance, psychological horror, Quiet Horror, riveting, Sequel, Shrouded Horror, Smile, Smile 2, Star Movie, Suppressed Shots, Top Cinema, Unnerving, Unsettling Sounds, Video, Jake Yancey
‘Smile 2’ Review: Naomi Scott and Kyle Gallner Shine in a Terrifying, Visually Stunning Sequel
With 'Smile 2,' director Parker Finn returns to deliver another eerie and emotionally charged entry into what is quickly becoming a signature horror franchise....
October 20, 2024AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2024 movies, About Actors, Best screenplay Cannes, black comedy, Body Horror, Cannes 2024, cannes standing ovation, celebrity culture, Coralie Fargeat, Demi Moore, Dennis Quaid, disturbing, female director, Female Led, feminist, French Directors, French Production, Great Sound Design, hollywood, in theaters now, Incredible Cinematography, Margaret Qualley, Mubi, review, Satire, Show Buisness, special effects, Starlets, The Substance, Universal Pictures, Elijah van der Fluit
‘The Substance’ – This Year’s Body Horror Experience Bound for Classic Status
With a compelling depiction into the struggles of a washed up star and crazy over the top body horror, ‘The Substance’ is an unnerving yet insightful experience...
October 20, 2024AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Aleksei Serebryakov, Alena Gurevich, ani, Anora, anora movie, anora review, Best Actress, best comedy, best films of 2024, best romcom, cannes awards, Cannes Festival, cannes festival winner, Cannes Film Festival, cannes film festival winner, cannes winner, Comedy Films, Darya Ekamasova, female centric films, Galina Zakharov, Garnick, Igor, ivan, Ivan Zakharov, Ivy Wolk, Karren Karagulian, Las Vegas, Lindsey Normington, Luna Sofía Miranda, Mark Eydelshteyn, Mikey Madison as Anora "Ani" Mikheeva, New York City, Nikolai Zakharov, Palm d’Or, palm dor winner 2024, Palme d’Or, raunchy comedy, Romance Comedy, romcom, Russian, Sean Baker, Sebastian Conelli, sex workers, Toros, Vache Tovmasyan, vanya, women led films, writer directors, Yura Borisov, Abigail Whitehurst
Sean Baker’s ‘Anora’ Deserves its Cannes Palme d’Or and So Much More
A wild ride from start to finish, ‘Anora’ showcases Sean Baker’s directing and Mikey Madison’s exquisite New York accent in a world-shattering masterpiece....
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