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April 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Colin Farell, Dystopian, Emotions, Fionn Whitehead, Hormonal, Lily Rose - Depp, Neil Burger, New Planet, outer space, Space Mission, Space Travel, spacecraft, Spaceship, teenagers, Tye Sheridan, Voyagers, voyagers review, young adult, Isabella Brownlee
Beware: The Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Voyagers’ Contains Hormonal and Sexually Frustrated Space Teens
The sci-fi thriller ‘Voyagers’ encompasses emotionless space teenagers that is until they revive their emotions making them hormonal, anxious, and angry. ...
April 9, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, academy awards, al pacino, Boston, Colin Barnicle, docuseries, Gardner Museam, Gardner Museam Heist, Gene Amoroso, Isabella Stewart Gardner, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museam, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museam Heist, J.K. Simmons, james bond, JK Simmons, joe exotic, joe pesci, Kevin Bacon, mark ruffalo, mark wahlberg, martin scorsese, Mayhem and Maddness, michael keaton, Michelle Monaghan, My Love, My Love: Six Stories of True Love, Myles Conner, netflix, Night Stalker, Night Stalker: The Hunt For a Serial Killer, Patriots Day, Peter Berg, rachel mcadams, Richard DesLauriers, robert de niro, Spotlight, Stephen Kurkjian, the irishman, This Is A Robbery, This Is A Robbery: The World’s Greatest Art Heist, tiger king, Tiger King: Murder, True Crime, Sean Aversa
‘This Is a Robbery: The World’s Greatest Art Heist’ Review — Netflix’s Newest Captivating True-Crime Docuseries
‘This Is a Robbery: The World’s Greatest Art Heist’ is the latest addition to Netflix’s true-crime catalog on the 1990 theft of art at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum....
April 9, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, abortion, abortion laws, Beach Rats, coming-of-age, Conservative, Don’t Let the Sun Catch you Crying, drama, Eliza Hittman, feminism, Film, Gerry and the Peacemakers, Independent Spirit Awards, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Never Rarely Sometimes Always review, New York City, Oscar snub, oscars, Pennsylvania, Port Authority Bus Terminal, predators, pro choice, pro life, review, sexual assault, Sidney Flanigan, Talia Ryder, teenage aboriton, teenage pregnancy, teenagers, Trauma, Jacqueline Postajian
‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’: The “Kids in the Big City” Trope Faces its Harsh Reality
'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' succeeds in giving almost documentary-like coverage of the process of getting an abortion, revealing dark truths as it does....
April 8, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Alesha Renee, author, bride and groom, bridezilla, Carson Daly, Chelsea Handler, comedian, Comedy, Conan, Crashing, Dan Black, Fortune Feimster, Girl Code, James Cordon, Jamie Lee, Jon Gabrus, late night television, Mamrie Hart, Marriage, Matteo Lane, mtv, netflix, Punkie Johnson, reality series, reality show, Say Yes to the Dress, Streaming Service, The Wedding Coach, wedding, Alexa Sutherland
Jamie Lee Shines as Host in Netflix’s Heartwarming New Reality Series ‘The Wedding Coach’
This series truly filled the void in my heart. My advice: go stream ‘The Wedding Coach’ now on Netflix… you won't’ regret it. ...
April 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Asian-American, Billboard, Billboard 100, Bizaardvark, Déjà vu, Disney Channel, Disney Plus, Driver’s License, Filipino, Filipino American, Gabriella Montez, Gen Z, High School Musical, High School Musical the Musical the Series, HSM, HSMTMTS, Joshua Bassett, Lorde, Music, Olivia Rodrigo, Pop, Sabrina Carpenter, singer, Songwriter, Songwriting, taylor swift, Teen, Trending, Viral, Lana Nguyen
Everything You Need to Know About Up-and-Coming Singer and Actress, Olivia Rodrigo
18-year-old Olivia Rodrigo made headlines with her debut single ‘Driver’s License’ in January, which to date is the most popular song of the year....
April 7, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, art, catch me if you can, Charlie Cox, cinema, credits, daniel craig, Daredevil, deadpool, film credits, film techniques, films, Florence Deygas, game of thrones, Game of Thrones credits, George R. R. Martin, HBO, Introductions, james bond, leonardo dicaprio, Lord of War, Mad Men, marvel, Medium, movie credits, movies, nicolas cage, Olivier Kuntzel, opening credit, Opening Credits, previews, ryan reynolds, Saul Bass, Scrubs, Skyfall, steven spielberg, superhero movie credits, superhero movies, superhero opening credits, Television, The Twilight Zone, Title Sequences, Tom Hanks, Vertigo, Drew Alexander Ross
The Importance of Opening Credits: The Art of Introducing a Film
These filmmakers decided to make the most out of their opening credits and, in doing so, created memorable sequences for viewers to cherish....
April 5, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Casting JonBenet, Charles Sobhraj, Extremely Wicked Shockingly Evil and Vile, Jenna Coleman, Making a Murderer, Tahir Rahim, the Hippie Trail, The Serpent, the serpent review, True Crime, true crime limited series, Caroline Schneider
Netflix’s ‘The Serpent’ Slithers But Never Bites
‘The Serpent’ is a show that has so much promise. The performances given by each of the actors is superb despite not having the best material to work with....
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 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Asa Butterfield, Casey Affleck, Every Breath You Take, Every Breath You Take Film Review, Every Breath You Take Movie Review, Every Breath You Take Review, India Eisley, Inheritance, Jason Isaacs, Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Lily Collins, Manchester by the Sea, margot robbie, Marlon Espino, Michael Merriman, Michelle Monaghan, Mission: Impossible III, Neil Patrick Harris, Sam Claflin, sean bean, Simon Pegg, Spinning Gold, The Hunger Games, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The Terminal, the world to come, Vanessa Kirby, Vaughn Stein, Veronica Ferres, Watch The Skies, Sean Aversa
‘Every Breath You Take’ Casey Affleck Thriller Falls Short of the Mark
‘Every Breath You Take’ is a fine psychological thriller with an engaging beginning and end but unfortunately struggles to support itself through the middle....
April 4, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Anthony Mackie, Avengers, bucky barnes, captain america, Daniel Brühl, Derek Kolstad, disney, Disney Plus, Dora Milaje, Emily VanCamp, Erin Kellyman, Falcon, Flag Smashers, Florence Kasumba, Helmut Zemo, John Walker, Kari Skogland, Kevin Feige, marvel, Marvel Phase 4, Marvel phase four, MCU, sam wilson, Sebastian Stan, Sharon Carter, Steve Rogers, superhero, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, the falcon and the winter soldier episode 3, Wakanda, Winter Soldier, Wyatt Russell, Zemo, Lana Nguyen
Episode 3 of ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Puts Patriotism on the Stand
Episode 3 of ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ combines revolutionary Flag Smashers group, past iconic characters and new Big Bad villain. ...
April 3, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Adam Neumann, business documentary, business news, Campfire, ceo, company, documentary, downfall, Forbes Entertainment, hulu, hulu original, IPO, Jed Rothstein, netflix, New York City, Olive Hill Media., Operation Varsity Blues, original content, pacing, poor pacing, public, real-life failure, Rick Singer, S1, start-up, streaming, talking-head interviews, Tech, testimonials, Villain, WeWork, wework review, WeWork: or The Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn, Caroline Adamec
How Not to Make a Documentary Film – ‘WeWork: Or the Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn’
The WeWork documentary is a failed attempt at an ‘Operation Varsity Blues’-esque narrative that misses the mark completely...
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