Awards
April 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1917, 2021, A24, Best Picture, best picture 2021, best picture nominations, best picture nominees, bill maher, bong joon ho, Budgets, Daniel Kaluuya, France Mcdormand, Independent Film, Jojo Rabbit, Judas and the Black Messiah, little women, Mank, Marriage Story, Minari, Nomadland, nominations, oscars, parasite, Promising Young Women, The Academy, the Farewell, The Father, The Joker, The Last Black Man in San Francisco, The Trial of the Chicago Seven, Tyler Sear
An Analysis | Best Picture Nominations for Oscars 2021: An Unexpectedly Diverse View of the Year in Review
2021's Oscar Nominations boast titles like ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ and ‘Minari’, a decidedly tasteful representation of the academy's best picture....
April 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FASHION TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A Single Man, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, amy adams, armie hammer, drama films, film symbolism, Isla Fisher, jake gyllenhaal, Joan Sobel, marriage films, Michael Shannon, Nocturnal Animals, Nocturnal Animals movie, nocturnal animals review, redemption arc, revenge arc, revenge movies, revenge plots, Robert Salerno, Seamus McGarvey, suspense films, thriller films, thrillers, Tom Ford, Tom Ford designer, Tom Ford director, Tom Ford filmmaker, Tom Ford films, Tom Ford screenplay, violent films, Mirhan Tariq
Tom Ford’s ‘Nocturnal Animals’: Decoding the Symbolism in This Riveting Tale of Catharsis and Revenge
Tom Ford's 'Nocturnal Animals' - The pervasive themes are revenge, catharsis, regret, and closure, and it is filled with symbolism....
April 16, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, 2020, A24, Adam Janota Bzowski, Amazon Prime Video, anti-religious, atmospheric, atmospheric horror, Ben Fordesman, Editing, eerie, End of the F*cking World, films of 2020, films to obsess over, horror films, introspective, jennifer Ehle, Loneliness, masochism, Mental Health, Morfydd Clark, obsession, Percussion and strings, Psychological, psychological horror, religion, Religious imagery in film, Rose Glass, Saint Maud, saint maud review, sound design, study of the mind, subtle, successful films, unique films, Work, zealous, Tyler Sear
Must Watch – A24 & Rose Glass’s ‘Saint Maud’: A Terrifying Glimpse Into the Descent to Madness | BAFTA Nominee
A24 strikes gold again with ‘Saint Maud’ a gritty horror tastefully observing the tumultuous relationship between the troubled mind and religious belief....
April 15, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, academy awards, Adam Sandler, Along Came Polly, amy adams, Ben Stiller, Big Lebowski, Boogie Nights, brad pitt, Charlie Kaufman, Ethan Hawke, Jesse Plemons, joaquin phoenix, Jonah Hill, Julia Roberts, Magnolia, Matt Damon, meryl streep, mission impossible, Moneyball, Patch Adams, paul thomas anderson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Philip Seymour Hoffman academy awards, Philip Seymour Hoffman awards, Philip Seymour Hoffman biography, Philip Seymour Hoffman career, Philip Seymour Hoffman filmography, Philip Seymour Hoffman films, Philip Seymour Hoffman life, Philip Seymour Hoffman movies, Philip Seymour Hoffman oscars, Philip Seymour Hoffman roles, Philip Seymour Hoffman success, Philip Seymour Hoffman tribute, Playwrights, Punchdrunk Love, Robert DeNiro, robin williams, Synecdoche New York, The Master, Todd Solondz, Tom Hanks, Truman Capote, Trent Kinnucan
A Tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman: The Master Artist, Unrivaled and Irreplaceable Filmography
Famous for his subtle and sensitive performances, Philip Seymour Hoffman was a true Master - here's a look at some of his greatest roles....
April 15, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 93rdAcademy Awards, academy award best original score, academy awards, Atticus Ross, Awards Season, Best Original Score, best original score nominations, best original score nominees, Composer, Composers, DA 5 BLOODS, David Fincher, Emile Mosseri, James Newton Howard, Jon Batiste, Kemp Powers, Lee Isaac Chung, Mank, Minari, Music, News of the World, nominations, oscar best original score, oscars, oscars 2021, Paul Greengrass, Pete Docter, pixar, predictions, Score, Soul, soundtrack, Spike Lee, Terence Blanchard, Trent Reznor, Lana Nguyen
An Analytical Look, and Listen, into 2021 Oscar Nominees for Best Original Score
From the emotional piano swells of ‘Minari’ to the electronic sounds of ‘Soul’ – here’s an analysis on how this year’s Best Original Score are worthy....
April 15, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, actor, actress, adaptation, Celebrate, Comedy, culture, Desi, Director, diversity, Ethnicity, Four Weddings And A Funeral, hindu, hulu, inclusion, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Mindy Kaling, Nathalie Emmanuel, netflix, NEVER HAVE I EVER, Nikesh Patel, producer, Romance, Sendhil Ramamurthy, series, social media, South Asian, Talent, Tamil, The Flash, The Mindy Project, the office, writer, Danessa Naj'e Lopez
The Rise and Journey of Mindy Kaling: The Powerhouse Actress/Producer Breaks Barriers Transforming Hollywood
How Mindy Kaling graduated from being a writer for ‘The Office’ to a writer, producer, and star for ‘The Mindy Project’ and beyond....
April 14, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 14, 2021, academy awards, aida?, aida? review, best international feature film, Bors Ler, Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosniak, Croats, ethnic cleansing, Film, genocide, humanitarian crisis, international film, Izudin Bajrovic, Jansila Žbanić, Jasna Djuricic, oscar nominationed, oscars, Quo Vada Aida, quo vadis, Ratko Mladic, review, Serbia, Serbs, Southeast Europe, Soviet Union, Srebrenica, Srebrenica massacre, UN, United Nations, venice film festival, Yugoslavia, Jacqueline Postajian
Oscar-Nominated ‘Quo Vadis, Aida?’: A Film that Forces You to Look at The Bosnian War in the Eyes
The best international feature Oscar nominee 'Quo Vadis, Aida?' is a chilling look at failed diplomacy and a forgotten genocide....
April 14, 2021ANIMATION, AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, 20th Century Fox, Amblimation, animated films, animation, California, CGI, Comcast, company, distribution, DreamWorks, dreamworks history, dreamworks tribute, Glendale, hand-drawn, History, jeffrey katzenberg, kids movies, NBCUniversal, netflix, Paramount Pictures, Peacock, Puss in Boots, Shrek, Shrek 2, steven spielberg, stop-motion, studio, success, The Prince of Egypt, Universal studios, video games, Wallace and Gromit, Walt Disney Studios, Caroline Adamec
A Tribute to Dreamworks: The Rise of the Animation Company that Created ‘Shrek’, ‘Shark Tale’, and ‘The Croods’
Founded by none other than Steven Spielberg himself, how did DreamWorks become the massive animation studio that it is today? Let’s dive in....
April 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Action Adventure, Ana de Armas, Blade Runner 2049, britney spears, Canada, Canadian, child star, Crazy Stupid Love, Denis Villenueve, Disney Channel, Film Career, Filmography, Harrison Ford, indie films, Justin Timberlake, La La Land, Mickey Mouse Club, neo-noir, Only God Forgives, rom-com, romantic comedy, Ryan Gosling, ryan gosling awards, ryan gosling biography, Ryan Gosling Career, ryan gosling tribute, The Notebook, The Place Beyond the Pines, Versatility, Violence, Jordan Qin
A Tribute to Ryan Gosling: Hollywood’s Most Underestimated Drama Actor
Best known for his work in rom-coms, Ryan Gosling’s incredible acting in thrillers and action movies is overlooked in favor of his more family-friendly work....
April 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 12 Years a Slave, A24, academy, america, American Dream, Asian, Asian-American, award, BIPOC, Birdman, black panther, bong joon ho, Chinese-American, Chloe Zao, Civil Rights, Director, diversity, Film Industry, Foreign Language Film, Foriegn Film, Golden Globe, Green Book, hollywood, Immigrant, Judas and the Black Messiah, Korean, Korean American, La La Land, Lee Isaac Chung, Mank, Minari, Moonlight, movie, Nomadland, oscar, parasite, promising young woman, Shape of Water, Sound of Metal, Spotlight, The Father, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Samuel James Parven
‘Minari’ – Will This American Movie Be American Enough to Win the Oscars?
‘Minari’ is a Korean-American film, but the Academy may deem it too “Korean,” meaning too similar to ‘Parasite’ -- why this will hurt Minari’s Oscar chances....
April 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Angelina Jolie, awards, BAFTAs, Bass Reeves, Beijing, Brady Jandreau, Brian Tyree Henry, Cannes, Cate Shortland, china, chloe zhao, chloe zhao oscars, critical acclaim, David Strathairn, DGA, Dracula, Eternals, female director, filmmaker, Forest Whitaker, Frances McDormand, Ghost, Golden Globes, Happy Together, Jashaun St. John, Jessica Bruder, John Reddy, Joshua James Richards, Kathryn Bigelow, Kevin Feige, Kumail Nanjiani, Lakota Sioux, Lauren Ridloff, manga, movie history, movie industry, multicultural, native american, New York University, Nomadland, nominations, nonprofessional, oscars, Peter Spears, Pop Culture, rodeo, SAG, Salma Hayek, short film, Sister Act, Songs My Brother Taught Me, Spike Lee, sundance, The Rider, The Terminator, verisimilitude, West, woman of color, Wong Kar-wai, Mario Yuwono
A Tribute to Chloé Zhao: The Journey and Rise of the Record-Breaking Filmmaker
From thoughtful indie tributes to the American west, to awards glory and a Marvel movie: how Chloé Zhao became one of the most sought-after directors....
April 12, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, antagonists, Anthony Hopkins, Avengers: Infinity War, Bette Davis, Christoph Waltz, Darth Vader, Dennis Hopper, Evil, film villains, great movie villains, greatest villains, heath ledger, iconic characters, iconic roles, iconic villains, inglourious basterds, Isabella Rosselini, James Earl Jones, Joan Crawford, Josh Brolin, Kevin Spacey, Louise Fletcher, marvel, movie villains, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, psychopath, Seven, Star Wars, the dark knight, The Empire Strikes Back, villains, Whatever Happened To Baby Jane, Amhara Chamberlayne
10 Great Movie Villains: These Iconic Antagonists Have Left a Lasting Mark on Cinema
Whether psychopathic or cruelly methodical, threatening villains makes a good film great - through their outstanding achievements in villainy....
