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May 26, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘How To Eat Fried Worms’, 2149: The Aftermath, awards, Benjamin Duffield, Boyhood, Cast, Director, DIRECTV, Divergent, dystopia, Fear, Future, Google Play, government, House of Cards, indie, Juliette Gosselin, Microsoft Store, Molly Parker, narrative, Nick Krause, pacing, poverty, Redbox, review, sci-fi, streaming, Technology, The Hunger Games, Vudu, writers., Danessa Naj'e Lopez
‘2149: The Aftermath’: Another Dystopian Take On The Future
‘2149: The Aftermath’ - Creativity seems to be extremely high in demand at the moment as audiences grow weary of the same recycled plot devices....
May 26, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1990s girl groups, A.P. Bio, Andrew Rannells, boy bands, Busy Philipps, Framing Britney Spears, Girls5eva, Jeff Richards, Kid 90, Meredith Scardino, paula pell, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Sara Bareilles, Spice Girls, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, tina fey, Caroline Schneider
‘Girls5eva’ is the Nostalgia Comedy of the Year
‘Girls5eva’ is a nostalgia-filled comedic trip back to the era of 1990s girl groups. ...
May 25, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Unbelievable’ Damian Lewis ‘Billions’, animal actor, Australian, BBC, Black Mirror, Charlie Kaufman, Covid, Doctor Who, documentary, Dream Alliance, Dream Horse, dream horse review, Emmys, Euros Lyn, Hereditary, homeland, horse, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Jan Vokes, Louise Osmond, Murder Mystery, netflix, once upon a time in hollywood, oscars, racehorse, Rotten Tomatoes, Seabiscuit, Secretariat, Sundance Film Festival, The Sixth Sense, Toni Collette, true story, Wales, Alexa Sutherland
Toni Collette Stars in ‘Dream Horse’ – the True Story About the Unlikely Race Horse Dream Alliance
‘Dream Horse’ isn’t just any feel-good horse story, it follows the true journey of the racehorse Dream Alliance and just how he and his owner achieved success....
May 25, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, 2000s music, 2021 film, aerialist, Alecia Beth Moore, All I Know So Far, amazon prime, Beautiful Trauma World Tour, Casey Hart, Concert, documentary, fans, femininity, feminist, get this party started, gymnast, iconic, May 2021 releases, motherhood, Music, Music Documentary, music film, P!nk: All I Know So far, performer, pink, Pop Music, Rockstar, singer, singer songwriter, superstar, touring, world tour, Lana Nguyen
‘P!nk: All I Know So Far’: Divine Feminine Energy in the Powerhouse Rockstar and Mother Named Pink
‘P!nk: All I Know So Far’ - the documentary dives into the life of musical artist Pink as she embarks on her 2019 Beautiful Trauma World Tour. ...
May 25, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, Allison Paige, American, American Fighter, American Fighter Review, Anti-Muslim, Boxing, Carl Morris, cheesy, College romance, Creed, drama, Emotional, family drama, fight scenes, George Kosturos, Iran, martial arts, Mediocre, Montages, Muhammad Ali, racism, realistic, review, rocky, Romance, Shaun Paul Piccinino, sports, sports movie, Tommy Flanagan, Jordan Qin
‘American Fighter’: A Bloody Journey With a Unique Twist
In Shaun Paul Piccinino’s 'American Fighter', George Kosturos’s acting skill goes to waste in a one-dimensional film packed with superb fight scenes....
May 22, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, Ana de la Reguera, Apocalypse, army, Army of the Dead, Army of the Dead review, burlesque, Crime, Dave Bautista, Death, Ella Purnell, Garret Dillahunt, group, heist, Hiroyuki Sanada, Horror, Huma Qureshi, Las Vegas, Matthias Schweighöfer, netflix, Nora Arnezeder, Omari Hardwick, outbreak, poker, police, quarantine, Raúl Castillo, Samantha Win, sci-fi, Soldier, Theo Rossi, thriller, Tig Notaro, Violence, weapon, Zack Snyder, zombie, Isabella Brownlee
‘Army of the Dead’: Zack Snyder’s Zombie Heist Starring Dave Bautista Is A Grotesque Success
'Army of the Dead' - A zombie outbreak occurs in Las Vegas, turning performers and personalities into flesh-eating monsters - Bautista and team clean up mess....
May 22, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, dallas buyers club, documentary, Documentary Film, elton john, Hating Peter Tatchell, Hating Peter Tatchell Documentary, Hating Peter Tatchell Documentary Review, Hating Peter Tatchell Film, Hating Peter Tatchell Film Review, Hating Peter Tatchell Movie, Hating Peter Tatchell Movie Review, Hating Peter Tatchell Review, Ian Mckellen, jared leto, jennifer garner, lgbtq, LGBTQ Documentary, LGBTQ Documentary Review, LGBTQ film, LGBTQ film review, lgbtq movie, LGBTQ Movie Review, Lord of the Rings, Margaret Thatcher, matthew mcconaughey, netflix, Peter Tatchell, Sir Ian McKellen, X-Men, Sean Aversa
‘Hating Peter Tatchell’: Netflix’s Spectacularly Relevant Social Activism Documentary
Netflix newest documentary, ‘Hating Peter Tatchell’, profiles the life of LGBTQ+ activist Peter Tatchell is a compelling, relevant, and important watch....
May 22, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Australia, Australian New Wave, BeBe Bettencourt, Best of 2021, Crime, drama, Drought, Eric Bana, Genevieve O’Reilly, Hulk, Jane Harper, Joe Klocek, John Polson, Keir O’Donnell, Knives Out, Leigh Whannel, mystery, Peter Weir, Puzzle, Reese Witherspoon, review, Rian Johnson, Robert Connolly, suspense, Ted Kotcheff, The Dry, the dry review, The Land Down Under, Theaters, thriller, VOD release, Andrew Valianti
Eric Bana’s ‘The Dry’: Blistering Australian Mystery Thriller is One of 2021’s Best
Taut small-town drama 'The Dry' proves an apt return to form for Australian filmmaking and a rewardingly well-crafted puzzle for audiences to decipher....
May 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 15, 20, 2021, Alzheimer’s, Chad Hartigan, Charlie Kauffman, couple, Covid, drama, Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, Film, hulu, Jack O’Connell, little fish, little fish review, love story, memory, memory loss, Michael Gondry, Modern, movie, new release, Olivia Cooke, pandemic, Relationships, review, Romance, Room 104, sci-fi, Sound of Metal, streaming, Tribeca Film Festival, virus, Jacqueline Postajian
‘Little Fish’: A Pandemic Allegory That Was Never Really a Pandemic AllegoryÂ
Chad Hartigan’s 'Little Fish' is a heartbreaking and imaginative sci-fi romance about memory, coincidentally relevant in 2021. ...
May 21, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1998, Adolf Hitler, Alice Lok Cahana, Bill Basch, Concentration Camps, documentary, Europe, Film, genocide, History, holocaust, Horror, Hungary, Irene Zisblatt, Jewish, judaism, nazi, netflix, oscar, Randolph Braham, Remaster, Renee Firestone, Review of ‘The Last Days, Shoa Shoa Visual History Foundation, society, steven spielberg, survivor, Sweden, the last days holocaust, the last days review, the last days steven spielberg, Tom Lantos, Waffen-SS, War, WWII, Samuel James Parven
Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Last Days’ – A Personal and Visceral Retelling of the HolocaustÂ
'The Last Days' - Holocaust survivors, war veterans, and historians give an in-depth and personalized look into the horrors of the concentration camps....
May 20, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘80s, al pacino, American Dream, Assimilation, Bad Guy, Beauty, Brian De Palma, capitalism, Capitalist, Citizen Kane, Coke, Coke-kingpin, Cuban, Depths, Desire, Ego, Excess, Fast Cars, God, Gravity, Hundreds, Lack, lie, Los Angeles, Miami, Michelle Pfeiffer, Monad, Money, Mythos, Nietzsche, nightmare, Ocean, oliver stone, Ouroboros, Peak, Philosophers, Political Refugee, Pseudo-incestuous, Reaganite, Retrospective, review, Scarface, scarface review, scarface tribute, Self-cannibalization, Self-help Gurus, Steven Bauer, Submachine Guns, Synth, The World Is Yours, Tony Montana, tribute, Trophy Wife, Truth, Violence, violent, women, Zackary Silberman
 A Tribute to ‘Scarface’: The Timeless ‘80s Meditation on Excess and the American Dream | Al Pacino
'Scarface' - How is it that you can have everything, do anything, be something, and still want more and always more?...
May 20, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, Amber Midthunder, Amy Haller, Aubrey Plaza, Bill Irwin, Cary Loudermilk, Charles Xavier, Comic Books, Dan Stevens, David Haler, FX Network, Jean Smart, Jemaine Clement, Jeremie Harris, Katie Aselton, Kerry Loudermilk, Legion, legion review, Lenny Busker, Marrvel, Melanie Bird, Mental Illness, Mutants, Noah Hawley, Oliver Bird, Ptonomy, Rachel Keller, schizophrenia, Sci fi Fantasy, superhero, Superpowers, supervillain, Sydney Barrett, X-Men, Tony Stallings
‘Legion’ Remains Television’s Greatest SecretÂ
'Legion' deserves far more appreciation than it received, its strengths far outdo other series in the same genre....
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