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February 24, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, #metoo, #MeToo movement, allen v. farrow, allen v. farrow review, Amy Ziering, cinema, dylan farrow, HBO, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, Kirby Dick, Mia Farrow, netflix, Woody Allen, Armando Brigham
HBO’S ‘Allen V. Farrow’: Doesn’t Shy Away From Gritty Details, Abusers Cannot Hide Behind Talent Any Longer
'Allen v. Farrow' presents Woody Allen’s horrific actions in the 90’s and gives a worthy platform to survivors Dylan Farrow and Mia Farrow....
February 23, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FASHION TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, androgynous clothing, Anne Fontaine, anne fontaine interview, anne fontaine review, Audrey Tatou, avant-garde, biopics, Chanel, Coco Avant Chanel, Coco Before Chanel, coco before chanel review, Coco Chanel, Fashion, fashion biopics, foreign films, france, french, French Cinema, french movies, Hidden Gems, high fashion, hollywood insider, women's history, women's history month, Women’s Fashion, Jordyn McEvoy, Kaliray Arison
Must-Watch: ‘Coco Before Chanel’ – The Woman Who Built A Fashion Empire By Destroying Fashion | An Exclusive Interview With Director Anne Fontaine
A biopic on Coco Chanel, 'Coco Before Chanel' with Audrey Tatou is highly deserving of this inclusion in the Hidden Gems archives....
February 23, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, #journey, adventure, ajff, allies, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, Christmas, christmas tree, cinnamon roll, fairytale, Folklore, folktale, forest, friendship, hansel gretel, holidays, holocaust, Hygge, imagination, Jewish, judaism, movie night, narnia, natural, Nazi Germany, Norway, Norwegian, once upon a time, propaganda, resistance, Sweden, The Crossing, the crossing review, three musketeers, Wilderness, World War II, ww2, Trent Kinnucan
‘The Crossing’ is a WWII Fairytale Adventure Set in the Enchanted Forests of Norway
Four children must escape from the nazis in Director Johanna Helgeland’s debut film ‘The Crossing’....
February 23, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 50 First Dates, A24, academy awards, Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, Adam Sandler, Anger Management, Benny Safdie, Big Daddy, Billy Madison, Blended, Boogie Nights, Carl Weathers, Chris Farley, Chris Rock, David Spade, Don Cheadle, Funny People, Golden Globes, golf, Grown Ups, happy gilmore, Happy Gilmore 25th Anniversary, hockey, hollywood, Hollywood Foreign Press, hollywood insider, Howard Ratner, Hubie Halloween, jack and jill, Josh Safdie, judd apatow, LaKeith Stanfield, Magnolia, netflix, oscars, paul thomas anderson, punch drunk love, Reign Over Me, safdie brothers, Saturday Night Live, seth rogen, SNL, snub, Spanglish, sports, The Ridiculous 6, The Wedding Singer, The Weeknd, UNCUT GEMS, Patrick Nash
‘Happy Gilmore’ Turns 25: This Sports Movie Is The Blueprint of Adam Sandler’s Career
'Happy Gilmore' isn't just one of the best comedies from the 1990's or one of the best sports movies ever made - it's a blueprint of Adam Sandler....
February 23, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy awards, All Quiet on the Western Front, authentic movies, based on true story, Battle of the Atlantic, christopher nolan, cinema, Das Boot, diversity, Dunkirk, Filmmakers, German film, Grave of the Fireflies, hollywood, Idris Elba, Isao Takahata, Jonathan Nolan, Letters from Iwo Jima, non-usa war movies, oscars, Raoul Peck, Roger Ebert, Rwandan genocide, short story, Sometimes in April, Studio Ghibli, Tom Cruise, Valkyrie, War, war films, war movies, war movies not from usa, Wolfgang Peterson, World War I, World War II, Drew Alexander Ross
War Movies Not From USA: A Perspective Outside of Hollywood
War movies not from USA that exemplify a tale told from the perspective of people with connections to the history they depict....
February 22, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 300, 4 Hours, Adolescent, Angry, Batman Begins, Batman Vs. Superman, Brutal, christopher nolan, comics, Dark, dc, DCEU, Deconstruction, Divisive, George Romero, Graphic Novels, henry cavill, Jesse Eisenberg, Male, Michael Bay, Michael Shannon, superheroes, Testosterone, The Snyder Cut, Transformers, Underrated, violent, Watchmen, Zack Snyder, zack snyder movies, Amhara Chamberlayne
Zack Snyder Movies: The Divisive and Brilliant Director’s Five Best Films, Ranked
Excited about Snyder cut release of 'Justice League'? Let’s revisit its director’s best work and see Zack Snyder movies ranked....
February 22, 2021AWARDS, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘Our Lady of’, ‘The Young and the Restless’, 2020, abortion, adam driver, Alaska, Anderson Cooper, Australia, autocrat, Blockbuster Video, Bob Murray, budget, cake, children’s book, chlamydia, coal, creative freedom, crisis pregnancy center, David Letterman, debt, Dr. Evil, Dwight Howard, Grey’s Anatomy, Guinness, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow, HBO, horse, J.J. Abrams, Japan, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, jim parsons, Jimmy Fallon, jockstrap, John Lithgow, John Oliver, Jon Stewart, koala, Last Week Tonight, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, lawsuit, lgbtq, Marlon Bundo, mascot, megachurch, memorabilia, Mike Pence, Modern Family, musical, pandemic, rabbit, Rachael Ray, Rachel Dratch, RuPaul, Russell Crowe, salmon, segments, seth meyers, squirrel, stephen colbert, stunts, tax-exempt, the simpsons, thirst, Tom Hanks, Wanda Sykes, world record, Mario Yuwono
Laughs, With Purpose: A Few of the Most Memorable Stunts From ‘Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’
In honor of the show’s recent return, here’s a sampling of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’s best and most memorable stunts....
February 22, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1960s, Adolf Eichmann, Alexandre Desplat, Argentina, based on real life, Ben Kingsley, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Buenos Aires, Chris Weitz, Eichmann trial, Fred Berger, Haley Lu Richardson, historical drama, historical film, Israel, Jason Spire, Javier Aguirresarobe, Joe Alwyn, Lior Raz, Matt Charman, Matthew Orton, Mélanie Laurent, Nick Kroll, Operation Finale, Operation Finale 2018 review, Operation Finale review, Oscar Isaac, Oscar Isaac review, Pamela Martin, Peter Malkin, Rita Pauls, Ron Schmidt, Simon Russell Beale, true story, World War II, Claire L. Wong
‘Operation Finale’: Oscar Isaac and Ben Kingsley Star in A True Story of Nazi War Criminal’s Capture
Oscar Isaac and Ben Kingsley star in ‘Operation Finale’ historical spy thriller about the true story of how the Mossad captured Adolf Eichmann....
February 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1930s, Absurdist, adaptation, amazon prime, blithe spirit, blithe spirit review, Clairvoyant, Comedy, Dan Stevens, drama, Edward Hall, february movies, Ghosts, Golden Age of Hollywood, hollywood, Isla Fisher, John Paul Kelly, Judi Dench, Knives Out, Leslie Mann, Medium, Modernist, Noel Coward, Play, Play Adaptation, psychedelic, rom-com, Romance, screenwriter, Screenwriting, Seer, Lana Nguyen
‘Blithe Spirit’: The New Ensemble Film From Edward Hall Asks the Dramatic Question, “Is There Life After Death”?
'Blithe Spirit’ is an adaptation of a beloved play with a star-studded cast set in the fantastical Golden Age of Hollywood....
February 21, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, A Simple Favor, Behind Her Eyes, behind her eyes review, book adaptation, detectives, English series, Eve Hewson, ex-machina, flashbacks, Gone Girl, Limited Series, lucid dreaming, mini-series, multiple POV, Murder Mystery, mystery, netflix, Netflix original, Netflix review, point of view, psychological thriller, Robert Aramayo, Sarah Pinborough, series review, Simona Brown, supernatural, thriller, Tom Bateman, tv review, twists, Cat Sole
‘Behind Her Eyes’ – How Not To Write A Thriller
‘Behind Her Eyes’ doesn’t give us twists. It gives us reveals. The series as a whole misses the mark....
February 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, #kosher, #scenic, ajff, arabs, atlantajewishfilm, Aviv Pinkas, beach, Bernard Schütz, desert, diplomacy, Eyal Shikratzi, film festival, germany, Hebrew, Irit Kaplan, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish, jewish movies, John Carroll Lynch, kiss me before it blows up, kiss me kosher review, lgbtq, Luise Wolfram, Marriage, Moran Rosenblatt, Palestine, progressive, Rivka Michaeli, rom-com, romantic comedy, Salim Dau, Shirel Peleg, star crossed lovers, Tel Aviv, wedding, wedding proposal, West Bank, Trent Kinnucan
‘Kiss Me Kosher’: Sparks Fly When an Israeli Woman and a German Woman Fall in Love in this Cross-Cultural Farce
Shirel Peleg’s directorial debut 'Kiss Me Kosher' finds LGBTQ, Israeli-Palestine, and Israeli-German boundaries and breaks them with lovestruck abandon....
February 20, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Chicago Fire, Darknet, Darkweb, David Kushner, DEA Agent, drama, Drugs, FBI, HBO, Jason Clarke, Jason Clarke Career, Jennifer Yun, Jimmi Simpson, Jurassic World, Lionsgate, love simon, Lovecraft Country, nick robinson, Nick Robinson Career, Night Stalker, Pet Sematary, review, Review of Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht, Screen Adaption, silk road, silk road review, The Devil All The Time, thriller, Tiller Russell, true story, westworld, Jordan Qin
Actor Nick Robinson Comes Into His Own in Darknet Thriller ‘Silk Road’
Netflix’s Crime Show ‘Night Stalker’ director Tiller Russell expertly guides Nick Robinson and helps show his true potential in 'Silk Road'....
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