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February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, ANIMATION, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #cryptid, #cryptozoo, #environmentaljustice, #environmentalprotection, #sundance2021, #sundancefilmfestival2021, 1960s, Angeliki Papoulia, bigfoot, counterculture, Dash Shaw, environmental, fantastic beasts, gorgon, Grace Zabriskie, greek mythology, Indiana Jones, Jane Samborski, Jason Schwartzman, Jurassic Park, Jurassic World, Lake Bell, Lara Croft, Louisa Krause, medusa, Michael Cera, mythology, Peter Stormare, Ralph Bakshi, sundance, Thomas Jay Ryan, Tomb Raider, unicorn, utopia, Vietnam war, X-Men, Zoe Kazan, Trent Kinnucan
Dash Shaw’s ‘Cryptozoo’ is Full of Fantastic Beasts and Fascinating Ideas
Voice talent from Lake Bell, Michael Cera, and Peter Stormare bring this inventive adult animation 'Cryptozoo' to life....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Alec Baldwin, amazon prime, Amazon Studios, beach, beautiful scenery, Bella Thorne, Chick Fight, chick fight review, Crazy Rich Asians, diversity, Dulcé Sloan, Female empowerment, feminism, Fight Club, fighting, gay, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Nash, lesbian, lgbtq, Malin Åckerman, montage, neon noir, Ocean’s 8, pieces of a woman, representation, sexuality, spectacle, streaming, video-on-demand, Violence, Caroline Adamec
‘Chick Fight’: The Chick Flick for Modern Audiences
'Chick Fight' as a film that’s more concerned with violent women than their love lives, this stellar comedy is one for the books....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A Dog’s Purpose, A Dog’s Way Home, Acha Sepriasa, Budi Utomo, cinema, Daemon Mind, Dog Days, foreign movies, global movies, Gundala, Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, hollywood, hulu, indonesian movies, international movies, jennifer aniston, josh gad, June & Kopi, june & kopi review, Makayla Rose Hilli, Marley & Me, Maulana Ishak, Monge, netflix, Noviandra Santosa, Owen Wilson, Richard Gere, Ryan Delon, Sakral, Strawberry SurpriseRyan Delon, Test Pack, Titien Wattimena, Armando Brigham
‘June & Kopi’: A Well-Intentioned Film For Any Fans of Family Pet Dramas and International Cinema
Though 'June & Kopi' falls short of being a spectacular piece of Cinema, there is still heart there that keeps the film worthwhile, and the dogs are adorable....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, action suspense, action thriller, Àlex Monner, Andrés Gertrúdix, Antonio Frutos, Bajocero, Below Zero, below zero review, cold, COPS, Édgar Vittorino, Fernando Navarro, fight for survival, Florin Opritescu, freezing, Isaac Vila, Isak Férriz, Javier Gutiérrez, Josep Amorós, Karra Elejalde, life or death, Lluís Quílez, Luis Callejo, Miquel Gelabert, netflix movie, Netflix original, Patrick Criado, Pedro Uriol, police, prisoner, prisoner transfer, streaming, suspense, suspense-thriller, thriller, Zacarías M. de la Riva, Claire L. Wong
Netflix’s Suspense-Thriller ‘Below Zero’ is a Chilling Fight for Survival
The Spanish-language thriller 'Below Zero' has exciting and engaging action sequences in the film, and its greatest feat is how well it builds suspense....
January 31, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2020, 2021, academy awards, academy awards winners, Antihero, Apple TV Plus, bohemian rhapsody, cinema, Crime Drama, dallas buyers club, Denzel Washington, disney, Double Indemnity, Film Noir, Glory, hbo max, hollywood, jared leto, neo-noir, oscar winner actors, oscar winners, oscars, ptsd, quibi, rami malek, Seven, streaming wars, the little things, the little things review, thriller, Training Day, Unsolved Mystery, Warner Bros, wonder woman, Christopher Davis
‘The Little Things’: 3 Oscar Winners – Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto Stun in HBO Max Thriller
The first daring suspense film of 2021, HBO Max’s ‘The Little Things’ follows A-list stars Washington, Malek, and Leto scrambling to track down a serial killer....
January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Ashton Kutcher, Benito Martinez, Britain, Cary Elwes, Charles Darwin, Danny Glover, Dina Meyer, Foreign Film, Jeon Jong-seo, Jeong Hui-sun, Jo Young-jik, Ken Leung, Korean Film, korean films, korean movies, Lee Chung-hyun, Mackenzie Vega, Matthew Parkhill, Michael Emerson, Mike Butters, netflix, netflix the call, Park Shin-hye, Paul Gutrecht, Puerto Rican, Shawnee Smith, Steven Yeun, surrealism, Syd Lim, the call, the call korean film, the call review, Tobin Bell, Tom and Jerry, Yoo- Ah in, Melissa McGrath
Korean Film ‘The Call’ Review: “Did Somebody Dial Time Travel?”
Deserting reason and realism, ‘The Call’ whips us into a luxated game of cat and mouse....
January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Aloha’, ‘Finding ‘Ohana’, ‘The Goonies’, adventure, Alex Aiono, Asian, Branscombe Richmond, Chris Parnell, Christina Strain, culture, diversity, drunk history, family, family-friendly, finding ohana review, Hawaii, heritage, Indiana Jones, Jude Weng, Ke Huy Quan, Kea Peahu, keanu reeves, Kelly Hu, Lindsay Watson, Marc Evan Jackson, netflix, Owen Vaccaro, Pacific Islander, representation, review, Ricky Garcia, Tradition, Mario Yuwono
Netflix’s ‘Finding ‘Ohana’: A Delightful Adventure Story of Family and Rediscovering Your Culture
While it doesn’t reinvent the wheel, ‘Finding ‘Ohana’ is a fun adventure story for the whole family and a step forward in terms of representation....
January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2004’s Grammy Award Winner, 2004’s Super Bowl Halftime, Alisha Wainwright, American Drama, apple tv+, Bad Teacher, Billboard Hot 100, britney spears, Bullying, Can’t Stop the Feeling!, Cheryl Guerriero, Christina Aguilera, Cry Me a River, drama, Ex-Convict, Family Struggles, Femininity and Masculinity, Fisher Stevens, Freedom of Expression, Friends with Benefits, friendship, In Time, Innocence, Inside Llewyn Davis, June Squibb, Juno Temple, Justified, Justin Timberlake, Man of the Woods, Mirrors, NSYNC, Palmer, redemption, Relationships, Rock Your Body, Ryder Allen, SexyBack, streaming, The 20/20 Experience, The All-New Mickey Mouse Club (MMC), the social network, Trolls, Isabella Brownlee
Justin Timberlake’s ‘Palmer’: Ex-Con and Eccentric Young Boy Are Imperfectly Matched
In 'Palmer', Timberlake is an ex-convict seeking redemption, a high school hotshot growing up only to succumb to the real world and falling behind bars....
January 29, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, cinema documentary, Citizen Kane, documentary, film documentary, Morgan Neville, Orson Welles, The Other Side of the Wind, They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead, They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead review, Joshua Valdez
Documentary – ‘They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead’: Orson Welles’s Efforts to Finish His Passion Project
'They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead' is cut together in a way that gives you the feel of a Welles film, between black and white footage and the dramatic narration....
January 28, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, Alexander Elliot, Edward Stratemeyer, Frank and Joe Hardy, hulu, James Tupper, Janet Porter, Keana Lyn, Rohan Campbell, Stratemeyer Syndicate, The Hardy Boys, the hardy boys review, the hardy boys series, Armando Brigham
Hulu’s ‘The Hardy Boys’: The Nearly 100-Year-Old Characters in a Mystery Series
'The Hardy Boys' is now making its way into the streaming age, maintaining the timelessness of some of the world’s most famous fictional detectives....
January 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Abe Clifford-Barr, Andrew Lincoln, Bird, Bradley Trevor Grieve, Cameron Bloom, David Lynch, disability, drama, Emotional, family, Glendyn Ivin, Griffin Murray-Johnston, Harry Cripps, Magpie, Mulholland Drive, Naomi Watts, netflix, Paralegic, Parenthood, Penguin Bloom, penguin bloom review, recovery, review, Review of Penguin Bloom, Safe Harbour, Samantha Strauss, Screen Adaption, Thailand, The Walking Dead, tragedy, true story, Jordan Qin
‘Penguin Bloom’: A Heartfelt Story of Learning to Spread Your Wings
In this colorful and beautifully shot film 'Penguin Bloom', Naomi Watts & Andrew Lincoln are parents who find new meaning to their lives due to a magpie chick....
January 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Blackfish’, ‘I Love You, ‘Megan Leavey’, ‘Our Friend’, ‘The Friend’, #ourfriendmovie, #ovariancancer, Alabama, best friend, Brad Ingelsby, Cancer, cancer portrayal, Casey Affleck, Cherry Jones, COVID-19, Dakota Johnson, Denée Benton, dying, Esquire, Fairhope, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Friends, friendship, Gabriela Cowperthwaite, grieving, Gwendoline Christie, heartfelt, Hospice, How I Met Your Mother, illness, in theaters, Isabella Rice, Jack Beatty, Jackbeattynpr, Jake Owen, Jason Segel, joe biden, Led Zeppelin, Lord of the Rings, Man’, Manchester by the Sea, Mardi Gras, Matthew Teague, Michael Papajohn, On Point, Our Friend Movie, our friend review, ovarian cancer, palliativecare, ridley scott, Robert Plant, the atlantic, Tolkien, Violet McGraw, Mario Yuwono, Trent Kinnucan
The Heartbreaking ‘Our Friend’ is Insightful and Moving: A True Story of Love and Friendship in the Face of Grief
'Our Friend' is an emotionally honest and very poignant story of unbearable loss and true friendship, bolstered by some very strong performances....
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