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April 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, Appie Boudellah, Aram van de Rest, brides, Bridesmaids, bridezilla, Comedy, Dutch film, engagement, family betrayal, family drama, Female empowerment, flash mob, foreign comedy, Foreign Film, foreign romance, Just Say Yes, just say yes review, makeover, montage, Netflix original, protagonist, rom-com, Romance, Sisters, social media, wedding, women empowerment, Yolanthe Cabau, Alexa Sutherland
‘Just Say Yes’: A Dutch Romantic Comedy Where A Canceled Wedding Is A Positive Thing
‘Just Say Yes’ follows the stereotypical timeline that many rom-coms tend to chase with several wild subplots and a wide array of colorful characters....
April 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, analysis, biography, Biopic, Clients, Distressing, drama, elite, empowerment, equality, Escorts, Explicit, Exploitation, family, Fernande Grudet, Film, Friends, gender, History, Lessons, Madame Claude, madame claude review, Money, morality, netflix, Power, Status, Suffering, tragedy, Trigger Warning, Violence, women, Danessa Naj'e Lopez
Is Netflix’s, ‘Madame Claude’, A Biopic of Female Empowerment? Or Is It A Film of Female Suffering?
‘Madame Claude’ is based on a true story. This knowledge of the film made it so much more intense of an experience as these are real individuals....
April 2, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, academy awards, Accountability, AMC, Ana Lily Amirpour, anime, Asian Filmmaker, asian filmmaking, Best Picture, black filmmakers, Black filmmaking, Black Mirror, Blind Faith, Cancel Culture, Chewing Gum, christopher nolan, diverse actors, diverse filmmakers, diverse films, diversity, Ernest R. Dickerson, ford v ferrari, greta gerwig, hollywood diversity, I May Destroy You, inclusion, joker, Juice, little women, Michaela Coel, Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon, Perfect Blue, POC, quentin tarantino, Satoshi Kon, Studio Ghibli, Wes Anderson, Jordyn McEvoy
Want Diverse Films? Start Uplifting Diverse Filmmakers, Rather Than Blaming White Directors
Why holding your favorite white filmmakers accountable isn’t the solution to Hollywood’s racism problem. Instead watch movies from diverse filmmakers....
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A History of ‘Godzilla’, Coming Full Circle with ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’
Where does Godzilla come from? Here’s a timeline of the ‘Godzilla’ franchise from the original in 1954 to the present day....
March 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, TV TOP, Abroad, benedict cumberbatch, buddha, chitwan, christopher nolan, Colombo, COVID-free, Croatia, disney, Doctor Strange, Dubrovnik, Estonia, everest, Fast & Furious, Filming, game of thrones, georgia, hollywood, incentives, Indiana Jones, Interstellar, jake gyllenhaal, james bond, kathmandu, keanu reeves, little buddha, Location, Mamma Mia!, mt everest, nepal, netflix, pre-production, production, Rebate, regulations, Scouting, Sri Lanka, Star Wars, steven spielberg, Tangerines, Tbilisi, The Last Jedi, Trinidad & Tobago, Zagreb, David Tsintsadze
Off the Beaten Path: 6 Small Countries That Are Excellent for Filming
Let’s take a look at six countries off the beaten path that offer benefits definitely worth considering in the post-pandemic filming spree. ...
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The 10 Most Impactful and Best Asian Movies to Binge Right Now
In the wake of the terrorist attack that took place on March 16th, we’ve compiled a list of impactful Asian movies from the 21st century....
March 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 13 Days of Mourning, Ashutosh Rana, Astik, caste system, Comedy, family drama, Film Analysis, Film Lighting, Funeral Rites, Funeral Tradition, grief, Hierarchy, hindu, inclusivity, Indian Cast, Indian Culture, Indian Lead, indian movies, Indian Tradition, Lighting, Nazia, netflix, Netflix original, Pagglait, Pagglait Review, Rafey Mehmood, review, Sanya Malhotra, Sayani Gupta, Tradition, tragedy, Umesh Bist, widow, Jordan Qin
Sanya Malhotra’s ‘Pagglait’: A Life-Altering Movie About Grief and How it Manifests
In 'Pagglait', writer-director Umesh Bist summons a star performance from Sanya Malhotra who acts as a recent widow with the inability to grieve....
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Pitbull: Why “Mr. Worldwide” Truly Lives Up to His Name, An Insight on the Philanthropy of Rap Superstar
Although Pitbull is so much more than the music he produces, he definitely isn’t shy when it comes to his philanthropy....
March 23, 2021GLOBAL, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS TV, TV TOP, Adam Wingard, Akira, Alex Cassell, Ash Ketchum, Attack on Titan, Cowboy Bebop, cowboy bebop anime, cowboy bebop news, Daniella Pineda, Daredevil, Death Note, Detective Pikachu, Dragonball, Han Solo, Harold & Kumar, hollywood, hollywood insider, John Cho, jordan peele, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, netflix, Pokemon, ryan reynolds, Searching, Spike Spiegel, Star Trek, Star Wars, The Boys, The Mandalorian, Thor: Ragnarok, willem dafoe, Patrick Nash
Everything We Know About Netflix’s Upcoming ‘Cowboy Bebop’ Show
Here's why 'Cowboy Bebop' was so wildly well-received upon its release, and how the new miniseries can preserve its beloved status among its global fanbase....
March 23, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, GLOBAL, most-featured, 2020, 2021, AAPI, Activism, Ally, allyship, america, Anti-Asian Racism, APAA, Asian, Asian-American, black lives matter, Civil Rights, COVID-19, Discrimination, diversity, donald trump, Jenny Yang, Minority, Model Minority, pandemic, people of color, Performative Activism, POC, politics, racism, racist, representation, Shooting, Social Change, social media, stereotypes, Stop Asian Hate, Lana Nguyen
#Stopasianhate: Increasing Anti-Asian Racism and Attacks – Go Beyond Performative Activism and a Hashtag
The recent violent attacks against Asian Americans are a result of systemic racism and perpetuated violence against the community - destroy anti-Asian racism....
March 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, affair, audience, call me by your name, Christmas, Comedy, coming-of-age, Cooking, critique, Danish, danish movies, Denmark, Facebook, family, Film, food club, food club review, friendship, Italian countryside, Italy, movie, movie review, normal people, risqué, rom-com, Romance, rustic, social media, subplots, travel film, traveling, vacation film, womanhood, women, Alexa Sutherland
‘Food Club’: A Danish Travel Film of Women in Their 70s Living Their Italian Cooking Dreams
‘Food Club’ is a Danish film that follows three women nearing their 70’s who have been best friends since childhood....
March 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, Aaron Sorkin, American screenwriters, Billy Wilder, book to film adaptations, Charlie Kauffman, contemporary screenwriters, David Mamet, Diablo Cody, Ernest Lehman, famous screenwriters, film adaptations, film author, Film History., Filmmakers, hollywood screenwriters, modern screenwriters, movie plots, movie script, Noah Baumbach, Nora Ephron, Paddy Chayefsky, paul thomas anderson, postmodern screenwriter, quentin tarantino, Robert Towne, Screenplay, screenplay structure, screenwriters, Screenwriting, scriptwriter, Sofia Coppola, Stanley Kubrick, storytelling, three act structure, Wes Anderson, William Goldman, Armando Brigham
The Under-Appreciation of Screenwriters and Scripts – Why Hollywood Needs To Show Respect
Rarely are they present for press tours, or seen during interviews, yet the architect of every film: the screenwriters....
