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January 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, abuse, amazon prime, BBC Films, birthmark, children, clare dunne, creation, destruction, Dublin, family, generosity, Harriet Walter, Herself, herself amazon prime, herself movie amazon, herself movie amazon prime, herself movie review, herself review, home, house, husband, Ian Lloyd Anderson, Ireland, malcolm campbell, Molly McCann, MOTHER, motherhood, ptsd, Room, Ruby Rose O’Hara, Sandra, shameless, Skins, survivor, tragedy, Tyler Bey
‘Herself’ Is a Marvel of Creation and Destruction That Illuminates the Meaning of Family Â
There’s something keenly personal about 'Herself', it sparkles with truth, a feministic flare, and a metaphorical brilliance that gives it implications....
January 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Donnie Darko, Donnie Darko review, Drew Barrymore, jake gyllenhaal, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Richard Kelly, seth rogen, Amhara Chamberlayne
‘Donnie Darko’: Dark, Strange, Hypnotic – Mystifying As It Is Intriguing
'Donnie Darko' is a terrific piece of work totally and is deserving of its cult-classic status with its genuinely atmospheric story....
January 10, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Adam Pally, Ahsoka, Amy Sedaris, Baby Yoda, bill burr, Boba Fett, bounty hunter, Bryce Dallas Howard, Carl Weathers, child, Clancy Brown, Colin Wilson, Dave Filoni, Deborah Chow, disney, Emily Swallow, father, George Lucas, Giancarlo Esposito, Gina Carano, Horatio Sanz, Jason Sudeikis, Jon Favreau, Katee Sackhoff, Kathleen Kennedy, Lucasfilm, Michael Biehn, Ming-Na Wen, Nick Nolte, Omid Abtahi, Pedro Pascal, Peyton Reed, Rebels, Richard Ayoade, Rick Famuyiwa, robert rodriguez, Rosario Dawson, Sasha Banks, space western, Star Wars, streaming, Taika Waititi, Temeura Morrison, The Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, the mandalorian review, Timothy Olyphant, Werner Herzog, Mario Yuwono
‘The Mandalorian’ is One of the Best and Most Engaging ‘Star Wars’ Stories in Years
'The Mandalorian' channels the best of the franchise: the fun, the humor, the escapism, the excitement, and yes, the cheesy but earnest heart....
January 9, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘80s, ‘90s, 2021, Cobra Kai, Cobra Kai Season 2, Cobra Kai Season 3, Comedy, comedy series, drama, drama series, karate, Karate Kid, Martin Kove, Mr. Miyagi, netflix, Netflix Original Series, new 2021 release, nostalgia, Ralph Macchio, The Karate Kid, William Zabka, Xolo Mariduena, YouTube, YouTube Premium, Les Almourzaev
‘Cobra Kai: Season 3’: Latest Season Offers Fantastic Cameos and Heartfelt Nostalgia
‘Cobra Kai’ makes its debut as a Netflix original series with previous 2 seasons receiving rave reviews, the 3rd season has big shoes to fill....
January 9, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy, Acting, Andrei Tarkovsky, Benny Safdie, camera, Cinematography, dialogue, drama, greta gerwig, grief, heartbreaking, home birth, independent, Kata Wéber, long take, martin scorsese, mourning, Mumblecore, Noah Baumbach, oscar buzz, performance, pieces of a woman, pieces of a woman review, recovery, review, Sam Levinson, Shia LaBeouf, Stalker, The Meyerowitz Stories, tragedy, Vanessa Kirby, Venice International Film Festival, visceral, Caroline Adamec
Oscar Buzz – ‘Pieces of a Woman’: Vanessa Kirby is Powerful, Raw and Intimate in this Silent Portrayal of Tragedy
The new Vanessa Kirby film 'Pieces of a Woman' captures the silence of tragedy, moving through daily life during the heaviness of mourning....
January 9, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Animal House, belushi, Bill Murray, chevy chase, Chris Farley, Continental Divide, Dan Akroyd, Gilda Radner, Goin South, Harold Ramis, Jack nicholson, Joe Beshenkovsky, john belushi, John Landis, Lawrence Kasden, Lorne Michaels, Michael Apted, National Lampoon Lemmings, National Lampoon’s Animal House, R.J. Cutler, Saturday Night Live, Showtime Belushi, showtime shows, The Blues Brothers, The Blues Brothers Maris Berzins, The National Lampoon Radio Hour, The Second City, Armando Brigham
Must Watch: Showtime’s ‘Belushi’ Provides A Fascinating Look Into the Legendary Comic
The documentary 'Belushi' is a fair and kind salute to the zestful comedic pathway that John Belushi blazed, and his deep influence on artists...
January 8, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Alex Mallari Jr., amnesia, Android, Anthony Lemke, Canadian science fiction, Claire L. Wong, Dark Matter, Dark Matter review, Devon Taltherd, Dollhouse, Emily Kolburn, family drama, Firefly, Five, Four, Jace Corso, Jodelle Ferland, Joseph Mallozzi, Kal Varrik, Kris Holden-Ried, Malcolm Reynolds, Marc Bendavid, Marcus Boone, Melanie Liburd, Melissa O’Neil, memory loss, mystery, Nathan Fillion, Nyx Harper, One, Orphan Black, parallel universe, Paul Mullie, Portia Lin, Raza, review, Roger Cross, Ryo Ishida, sci-fi, science fiction, science fiction mystery, science fiction series, Shaun Sipos, Six, space opera, Stargate, Syfy, tabula rasa, the Android, the Raza, The Rookie, Three, time travel, Two, Zoie Palmer, Claire L. Wong
The Quietly Superb ‘Dark Matter’: Blast Off With the Crew of the Raza for Quarantine Sci-Fi Escapism
At its most entertaining, ‘Dark Matter’ boasts dynamic fight scenes, great visuals, and compelling characters—and it’s just plain fun....
January 8, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, Animated Comedy, Hiroyuki Ohashi, Japan, Japan’s Music Scene, Japanese Animated Features, japanese films, Kami Hiraiwa, Kenji Iwaisawa, Naoto Takenaka, On-Gaku: Our Sound, On-Gaku: Our Sound review, Ren Komai, Richard Linklater, Shintarô Sakamoto, Tateto Serizawa, Tomoya Maeno, Trent Kinnucan
Japan’s Music Scene Rocks in the Award-Winning Animated Comedy ‘On-Gaku: Our Sound’
Kenji Iwaisawa’s award-winning film 'On-Gaku: Our Sound' breaks the mold for Japanese animated features....
January 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, ANIMATION, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 12.15.2020 Inside Out, amy poehler, Anger, Bill Hader, Diane Lane, Disgust, disney, disney pixar, Emotional Openness, Fear, joy, Kaitlyn Dias, Kyle MacLachlan, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, Pete Docter, Phyllis Smith, pixar, Richard Kind, Sadness, Soul, Mario Yuwono
Analysis: Pixar’s Inspiringly Beautiful ‘Inside Out’ and the Importance of Sadness and Emotional Openness
'Inside Out' - the real message: sadness is important in our lives. And as we enter 2021, this message of emotional openness feels more important now....
January 7, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Anna Chlumsky, Armando Iannucci, David Pasquesi, Democratic victory, hbo shows, julia louis-dreyfus, kamala harris, Madam Vice President, Matt Walsh, Sarah Sutherland, Selina Meyer, The Thick of It, The West Wing. Parks and Recreation, Tony Hale, us politics, Veep, veep review, Vice President-elect, Daniel Choi
‘Veep’: Politics Are Petty People, Madame Vice-President
HBO’s 'Veep' sets itself apart from other politically condemnatory works of fiction by focusing more on the foibles of extreme egotism....
January 6, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifinakis’, ‘Billy on the Street’, ‘Craftopia’, ‘Post Malone’s Celebrity World Pong League’, ‘Ruth and Ruby’s Ultimate Sleepover’, ’ ‘High Score, ’ ‘John Leguizamo’s Latin History for Morons, ’ ‘The Holiday Movies That Made Us’, ’ ‘The Movies That Made Us, Adam McKay, Alex Parks, Ali Wong, B-17 Entertainment, Bellamie Blackstone, Bert Kreischer, Charles Dulin, Christopher D’Eli, Dave Chappelle, Derek Waters, drunk history, Elvis Mitchell, Funny or Die, HBOMAX, history of swear words, history of swear words review, Jerad Riojas, Joe Kennedy, Kory Stamper, London Hughes, Marc Maron, Melissa Mohr, netflix, netflix history of swear words, Nick Cox, nicolas cage, nicolas cage movies, nicolas cage tv, Nikki Glasser, oscar, Pete Davidson, Rhett Bachner, Sarah Silverman, Sex Explained, Tyler Shanklin, Will Ferrell, Armando Brigham
Must-Watch: Nicolas Cage and Netflix’s ‘History of Swear Words’; is F*cking Great!Â
Netflix teams up with Nicolas Cage to inform their audience about an important part of our culture and history with 'History of Swear Words'....
January 5, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, adaptation, bingeable, creepy, curses, Danica Curcic, Danish shows, Dark, Demogorgon, detective, disappearances, Donnie Darko, eerie, Equinox, Equinox 1985, equinox netflix, equinox review, equinox tv series, gods, Horror, investigations, Karoline Hamm, Lost, Mads Matthiesen, Mental Health, Midsommar, mini-series, mystery, mythology, netflix, Netflix Originals, pagan rites, paganism, philosophical, Podcast, slow burn, Søren Balle, Strange Things, supernatural, suspense, Tea Lingeburg, teenagers, The Upside Down, thriller, tv show equinox review, Cat Sole
Must Watch: Netflix’s New Danish Supernatural Thriller ‘Equinox’Â
In a time when we need content more than ever, ’Equinox’ serves as a compelling, slow-burn mystery that enthralls in multiple ways....
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