Cinema
March 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Activism, Alycia Pascual-Peña, amy poehler, Bikini Kill, coming-of-age, David Hyman, Dylan Meyer, feminism, Hadley Robinson, high school, high school activism, high school movie, high school sexism, intersectional feminism, Julie Monroe, Kim Lessing, Lauren Tsai, Mac McCaughan, Marcia Gay Harden, Morgan Sackett, Moxie, Moxie 2021, Moxie 2021 review, Moxie Amy Poehler, Moxie Amy Poehler review, moxie movie, moxie netflix, Moxie review, Nico Hiraga, Patrick Schwarzenegger, riot grrrl, sexism, Tamara Chestna, teen movie, Tom Magill, Claire L. Wong
Netflix’s ‘Moxie’: Amy Poehler’s New Film Depicts a Teen Girl’s Coming-of-Rage Story
Amy Poehler directs and stars opposite Hadley Robinson in ‘Moxie’ about a teenage girl standing up to high school sexism....
March 4, 2021ANIMATION, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Agrabah, aladdin, Anna Frozen, Arendale, Ariel, Beauty and the Beast, Belle, Captain Hook, Claude Frollo, disney, Disney Channel, Disney characters, Disney diversity, disney films, Disney history, Disney inclusion, disney lgbtq, disney movies, Disney originals, Disney plot twists, Disney prince, disney princess, Disney representation, disney sidekicks, Disney songs, Disney villains, Dr Facilier, Elsa Frozen, Evil Queen, Frollo, frozen, frozen 2, Gaston, Hans, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Jafar, jasmine, Jeremy Irons, Lion King, Little Mermaid, Maleficent, Mufasa, mulan, Neverland, Notre Dame, Peter Pan, Prince Charming, Prince Naveen, Prince Phillip, Princess and The Frog, princess tiana, Queen Elsa, Scar, Shan Yu, Shang Li, Simba, Sleeping Beauty, snow white, Southern Isles, Sultan, top 10 disney villains, Ursula, Carrie Fishbane
Top 10 Disney Villains: Who Makes it to Number One? Is it Scar? Jafar? Hook?
Unlike some of the side characters in Disney movies or even the prince, Disney villains almost never are one-dimensional. Who is the best one?...
March 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, #astronomy, 19th Century Art, 20th Century Art, Alchemy, Alice Guy-Blaché, Anthropology, archaeology, Breakthrough, Camera work, chemistry, Cinematography, Curiosity, Daguerre, documentary, Einstein, Entertainment, Evolution, Experimenting, fantasy, Fantasy Film, Film Development, Film History., history of movies, Invention, invention of film, Isaac Newton, Jodie Foster, Lumiére Brothers, Motion Pictures, Optics, Painting, Panorama, Photography, Prehistoric, realism, Renaissance, Technology, theatre, Thomas Edison, Zoetrope, Melissa McGrath
The Early Invention of Film and Motion Pictures: An Alchemical Breakthrough | History of Movies
The invention of film, evolution of photographic technology has fundamentally altered our global culture, the way we interpret reality and experience our lives....
March 4, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, 30 Rock, Acting, actor, Alfred de Musset, Amadeus, amy adams, Arsenal, Brian Clough, charities, chris pratt, David Tennant, Don’t Foot With Love, Film, Football, Frost/Nixon, Good Omens, jake gyllenhaal, Jennifer Lawrence, Kenneth Branagh, Kingdom of Heaven, Laurence Fishburne, Martin Sheen, Masters of Sex, Michael Sheen, Michael Sheen actor, Michael Sheen awards, Michael Sheen biography, Michael Sheen career, Michael Sheen filmography, Michael Sheen life, Michael Sheen performer, Michael Sheen tribute, Neil Gaiman, Nocturnal Animals, Oliver Parker, Othello, Passengers, Peter Morgan, Quiz, Roger Ebert, Romeo and Juliet, Ron Howard, Shakespeare, Sir Peter Hall, Terry Pratchett, The Damned United, The Queen, theater, Tom Hooper, Tony Blair, twilight, Vanessa Redgrave, Wales, When She Danced, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Woody Allen, Drew Alexander Ross
A Tribute to Michael Sheen: From Wales to Hollywood
Michael Sheen continues to succeed in theatre, TV and film, collecting awards for a variety of awards while excelling playing real-life famous people....
March 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, #groundhogday, #listen, #theobituaryoftundejohnson, 13 Reasons Why, Ali LeRoi, allyship, benzodiazepine, BIPOC, black lives matter, black men, black movies, coming out, Dee Rees, filmmaker, forbidden love, Frank Fields, gay movies, high school, James Baldwin, lgbtq, love triangle, microaggression, Nigerian, police brutality, police reform, Ryan Coogler, social injustice, social issues, Steven Silver, The 400 Blows, The Obituary of Tunde Johnson, The Obituary of Tunde Johnson review, therapy, Tobe Nwigwe, Trizz, xanax, Yoruba, Trent Kinnucan
‘The Obituary of Tunde Johnson’ Combines Black Lives Matter Themes with the Evolving Time Loop Genre
‘13 Reasons Why’ star Steven Silver stars as a gay teen trapped in time in Ali Leroi’s unnerving thriller ‘The Obituary of Tunde Johnson’....
March 3, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, able-bodied, ableism, autism, autistic community, Ben Schwartz, Best Actress, Best Picture, Chandelier., critical failure, critical reviews, Dance Moms, defensive, disabled, Elastic Heart, flop, Golden Globes, hollywood, Hollywood Foreign Press Association, IMDB, Kate Hudson, kate hudson autism, kate hudson golden globes, kate hudson sia, Leslie Odom Jr., Maddie Ziegler, Music, nepotistic, neurotypical, offensive, response, Rotten Tomatoes, Sia, tweet, Twitter, Caroline Adamec
A Brief Explainer on Why Kate Hudson’s Golden Globe Nomination for Sia’s ‘Music’ Should Have Never Happened
Also known as why Sia’s new movie ‘Music’ is offensive and Kate Hudson's Golden Globes nomination makes the HFPA complicit....
March 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #Statistics, Algorithm, Anders Thomas Jensen, Another Round, Brotherhood, Christmas, Coincidences, Comedy, Conspiracy, Conspiracy Theories, Crime, Danish, Denmark, Estonia, fairytale, Father Daughter, Folklore, Gangster, Hacker, Hans Christian Andersen, Jeppe Kaas, john wick, Lars Brygmann, Mads Mikkelsen, mistaken identity, Nicolas Bro, Nikolaj Arcel, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Ole Thestrup, philosophy, Retfærdighedens ryttere, Riders of Justice, riders of justice review, Roland Møller, Soldier, surveillance, therapy, tragedy, Trent Kinnucan
Mads Mikkelsen Attempts to Murder His Trauma in the Thrillingly Absurd ‘Riders of Justice’
Danish auteur Anders Thomas Jensen (also known as Danish Charlie Kaufman) strikes gold again with the mysterious and madcap ‘Riders of Justice’....
March 2, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Arrival, Alien, annihilation, best of, best sci-fi movies with women leads, captain marvel, Children of Men, Cloud Atlas, ex-machina, female sci-fi movies, female science fiction movies, female-led science fiction movies, I Am Mother, Interstellar, IO, listicle, Metropolis, Never Let Me Go, Pacific Rim, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, sci-fi, sci-fi movies, science fiction, science fiction films, science fiction movies, Serenity, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Sunshine, the call, the call korean film, The Matrix, What Happened to Monday, what to watch, women in sci-fi movies, women led sci-fi movies, women's history, women's history month, Claire L. Wong
20 Incredible Female-Led Science Fiction Movies with Stellar Female Characters | Women’s History Month
From 1927 to 2020, here are 20 female-led science fiction movies across the decades with great female characters, in honor of, and beyond, Women's History Month....
March 2, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, Best Costume Design, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Bill Murray, Cannes Film Festival, cchloe zhao best director oscar, chloe zhao, chloe zhao best director, chloe zhao golden globes, chloe zhao oscar, Colin Farrell., Domino Coppola, Eleanor Coppola, Elle Fanning, emma watson, Fashion, fashion icon, female best director oscar, female directors, female oscar winner best director, female perspectives, Francis Ford Coppola, indie films, isolation, Israel Broussard, Katie Chang, Kirsten Dunst, Loneliness, Lost in Translation, Marie Antoinette, Mary Corleone, Nicole Kidman, On the Rocks, Rashida Jones, scarlett johansson, Sofia Coppola, Sofia Coppola biography, Sofia Coppola career, Sofia Coppola director, Sofia Coppola filmmaker, Sofia Coppola filmography, Sofia Coppola life, Sofia Coppola movies, sofia coppola oscar, sofia coppola oscar winner, Sofia Coppola tribute, Somewhere, Stephen Dorff, The Beguiled, the bling ring, The Godfather, the virgin suicides, venice film festival, Women in film, women's history, women's history month, Cat Sole
A Tribute to Sofia Coppola: The Multi-Award Winning Writer and Director | Oscar Winner
Here is our tribute to the soft-spoken yet in control director Sofia Coppola, who has won an Oscar for Best Screenplay for 'Lost in Translation'....
March 1, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, 7T3, academy awards, Agnès Varda, Alice Rohrwacher, American Honey, An Angel at My Table, Andrea Arnold, Ann Hui, Australian director, Berlin Film Festival, Blue Dragon Awards, Bora Kim, British director, Busan International Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival, chloe zhao, Cleo from 5 to 7, Corpo Celeste, Dawn Lodge, documentary, Faces Places, female directors, female filmmakers, female issues, france, French director, French New Wave, Golden Globes, Happy as Lazarro, Heat, Hong Kong director, House of Hummingbird, Indian director, international directors, Italian directors, Jane Campion, Japanese director, Jennifer Kent, Jr., Korean director, korean films, Larisa Shepitko, Mira nair, Monsoon Wedding, Naomi Kawase, New Zealand, New Zealand director, No 73, oscars, Radiance, Red Road, Russian directors, Salaam Bombay, So Far from India, Susaku, The Ascent, The Babadook, The Mourning Forest, The Namesake, The Nightingale, The Piano, The Portrait of a Lady, The Wonders, Top of the Lake, Tribeca Film Festival, Vagabond, Varda by Agnès, venice film festival, Women in film, women's history, women's history month, women’s issues, Wuthering Heights, Cat Sole
In Honor of Chloe Zhao’s Historic Win at Golden Globes: Here Are 10 Amazing International Female Directors
Chloe Zhao wins a Golden Globe for Best Director, as the 1st Asian woman, lets take a look at the amazing work being put out by international female directors....
March 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, Borderlands, Borderlands movie, borderlands video game, borderlands video game movie adaptation, Cate Blanchett, Don't Look Up, Eli Roth, Eli Roths History of Horror, fatherhood, grindhouse, Halloween Kills, Horror, Indiana Jones, Its a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Jack Black, Jamie Lee Curtis, kevin hart, Mad Max, movie news, new movie, Nightmare Alley, One Piece, Pandora, sci-fi, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, upcoming movie, Vault Hunters, video game movie, Daniel Choi
“Hellooooo, Traveller!” Everything We Know About the Star-Studded ‘Borderlands’ Movie | Video Game Adaptation
Cate Blanchett, Jack Black, Jamie Lee-Curtis, and Kevin Hart are already on board 'Borderlands', the upcoming video game adaptation by Eli Roth....
March 1, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, acting history, acting teachers, actor tribute, Dionysus, Film History., Greek drama, Greek theatre, Konstantin Stanislavski, Lee Strasberg, Meisner acting, Meisner actors, Meisner biography, Meisner influence, Meisner life, Meisner Technique, Meisner tribute, method acting, Moscow Art Theatre, performance history, performance tribute, Sanford Meisner, Shakespeare, stanislavski, Stanislavski acting, Stanislavski biography, Stanislavski influence, Stanislavski life, Stanislavski method acting, Stanislavski techniques, Stanislavski tribute, Stella Adler, Stella Adler biography, Stella Adler emotions, Stella Adler influence, Stella Adler life, Stella Adler psychology, Stella Adler teacher, Stella Adler techniques, Stella Adler tribute, Strasberg acting, Strasberg actor studio, Strasberg biography, Strasberg influence, Strasberg life, Strasberg method acting, Strasberg Progressive Drama Club, Strasberg psychology, Strasberg techniques, Strasberg tribute, theatre, theatre history, Thespian, Thespis, Melissa McGrath
In Honor of Awards Season, A Tribute to the Greatest Acting Teachers – Stanislavski, Strasberg, Adler & Meisner
How these famous acting teachers formed the foundation of performance today - the pioneers of performance are Stanislavski, Strasberg, Adler & Meisner....
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