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February 12, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, action, characters, Cinematography, Cokeman, Comedy, distortion, drug dealers, Editing, exaggerated, Foreign Film, Fred Testot, french, funny, Hedi, Hedi Bouchenafa., Julien Hollande, narrative, Nassim Lyes, netflix, Netflix original, new film, new release, over-the-top, production design, ridiculous, spectacle, story, The Misadventures of Hedi and Cokeman, The Misadventures of Hedi and Cokeman review, theatrical, visual aesthetic, webseries, wide angle lenses, Caroline Adamec
‘The Misadventures of Hedi and Cokeman’: A Wacky, Wild Trip of a French Film The Utter Ridiculousness
‘The Misadventures of Hedi and Cokeman’ - the utter ridiculousness this film has to offer is pure fun....
February 12, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Afternoon Delight, Annie Mumolo, barb and star go to vista del mar, Bridesmaids, Christian Grey, Comedy, Comedy movie, Daman Wayans Jr., Fifty Shades of Grey, film production, Florida, Jamie Dornan, Josh Greenbaum, Kristen Wiig, misdirection, Nebraska, Reyn Doi, Saturday Night Live, Screenwriting, SNL, supervillain, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, vacation, Vanessa Bayer, Jordyn McEvoy
Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo’s ‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’ Is The Ultimate Vacation We Can’t Take
Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo are nothing but a sheer delight in Greenbaum's comedy-turned-incidental action film 'Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar'....
February 12, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Always and Forever Lara Jean, Austin & Ally, Before I Wake, Black Adam, Condor’s Scholarship with the Asia Foundation, Cultural Background, Disney Channel, Doctor Sleep, Family Culture, Family Values, Gerald’s Game, Girls Night, High School Graduation, Jenny Han, Jessie, Korean Culture, Lana Condor, Long Distance Relationships, Love Letters, Marvin Marvin, Masters of the Universe, Michael Fimognari, Midnight Mass, Moonshot, Nickelodeon, Noah Centineo, Novel to Film Adaptations, Ocha Cups for Christmas, Oculus, P.S. I Still Love You, romantic comedy, Shake It Up, Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, Susan Johnson, The Diary, The Gold Retrievers, The Haunting of Hill House, The Perfect Date, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, To All the Boys: Always and Forever, To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, Valentines Day, Isabella Brownlee
The Final Installment of Lara Jean Covey’s Story: ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ = Personal Growth and Family Culture
The final release of Lara Jean Covey’s story in ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever' covers Senior promposals, Lara's self-representation discovery and growth....
February 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, ‘Twelve Monkeys’, 12 monkeys, 1990s, Ambitious, Apocalypse, brad pitt, Brazil, Bruce Willis, Cerebral, Christopher Plummer, Confusing, coronavirus, creative, dark comedy, dystopia, eerie, inception, Internal, Madeleine Stowe, Memorable, Monty Python And The Holy Grail, Morbid., Odd, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, oscars, pandemic, science fiction, tenet, Terry Gilliam, Unique, Weird, Amhara Chamberlayne
’12 Monkeys’: Terry Gilliam’s Strange Sci-Fi Odyssey
Terry Gilliam cult-classic '12 Monkeys' offers a wonderful, now-eerie slice of the absurd. ...
February 11, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Alex Fumero, Artemis Snow, Audra Arnaudon, Betsy Kagen, binge-worthy shows, Brian Grazer, Caitlin Grossjung, Canada, cecil hotel, Cesar Davila-Irizarry, Christopher Kronus, Cinematic, Colin Cosack, Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel, David Moyes, Divya Chungi, docuseries, Elisa Lam, Erik Chappelle, February, filmmaker, Geoff Gruetzmacher, Graham Riske, hollywood, Jeff Hutchens, Jeffrey Dye, Joe Berlinger, Jon Doran, Jon Kamen, Josh Dean, Judy Ho, Justin Wilkes, Lizzy Ruiz, Los Angeles, netflix, Night Stalker: The Hunt For a Serial Killer, oscar, production design, Richard Ramirez, Robert Cotnoir, Ron Howard, Ryan Miller, Samantha Grogin, Sara Bernstein, Steven Thomas Gamble, Tara Malone, Tom Scorzone, Tumblr, Vancouver, Viveca Chow, Wendy Blackstone, Armando Brigham
‘Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel’ – The Mysterious Disappearance of 21-Year-Old Elisa Lam
The mysterious disappearance of 21-year-old Elisa Lam at the Cecil Hotel has stumped investigators and the public for almost a decade....
February 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Elysium’, ‘Space Sweepers’, Blade Runner, Blockbuster, capitalism, Cowboy Bebop, diversity, entertaining, Epic, Exciting, Firefly, Guardians of the Galaxy, Jin Seon-kyu, Jo Sung-hee, Kim Tae-ri, Korea, Korean cinema, languages, Mu-Yeol Kim, multicultural, netflix, parasite, Park Ye-Rin, post-apocalyptic, poverty, representation, Richard Armitage, sci-fi, social commentary, Song Joong-Ki, South Korea, space, space sweepers review, streaming, transgender, WALL-E, Yoo Hae-Jin, Yoo-kang Seo-ae, Yoon Seung-min, Mario Yuwono
Netflix’s ‘Space Sweepers’: A Familiar But Wildly Fun Sci-Fi Action-Adventure from South Korea
‘Space Sweepers’ is a very exciting and entertaining film, delivering escapist fun and spectacle with a dash of social commentary....
February 10, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Alexis Zabe, Andrew Romano, Bria Vinaite, Bronwyn Valley, Brooklyn Prince, Chris Bergoch, Disneyland, hollywood, Iphone, Jasineia Ramos, Jim R. Coleman, Kelly Fitzgerald, ken loach, Krystal Nicole Watts, Lorne Balfe, Magic Castle, Mela Murder, Mooney, parasite, Rosa Medina Perez, Sandy Kane, Sean Baker, Social realism, Tangerine, The Florida Project, the florida project poverty, the florida project review, willem dafoe, David Tsintsadze
How “The Florida Project” Could Silence Critics of the American Way of Depicting Poverty
Hollywood and American Cinema does not love making its films about poverty and the struggles of impoverished people - which makes 'The Florida Project' unique....
February 10, 2021FEATURES, ANIMATION, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Aang, André Sogliuzzo, animated, animated series, Appa, Avatar, Avatar Kyoshi, Avatar series, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Azula, bending, Bumi, cartoon, Dante Basco, Dee Bradley Baker, fantasy, Fire Lord, Fire Lord Ozai, Greg Baldwin, Grey Griffin, Iroh, Jack De Sena, Jennifer Hale, Katara, King Bumi, Kyoshi, Mae Whitman, Mako, Mark Hamill, martial arts, Michaela Jill Murphy, netflix, Nickelodeon, Prince Zuko, Princess Azula, redemption arc, Sokka, The Legend of Korra, Toph, Toph Bei Fong, Uncle Iroh, what to watch, why Avatar is still great, why Avatar: The Last Airbender is still one of the best shows, worldbuilding, Zach Tyler, Zach Tyler Eisen, Zuko, Claire L. Wong
3 Reasons Why ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ is Worth Revisiting Right Now
Nickelodeon’s fantasy and action-adventure cartoon 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' about elemental benders is just as good as it was when it came out 16 years ago....
February 9, 2021FEATURES, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, TV TOP, ...Baby One More Time, #FreeBritney, britney spears, Britney: For the Record, celebrity culture, Christina Aguilera, Conservatorship, Cry Me a River, Diane Sawyer, disney, documentary, docuseries, Framing Britney Spears, FX, Instagram, Jamie Spears, Journalism, Justin Timberlake, kacey musgraves, Mental Health, Mickey Mouse Club, misogyny, mtv, Music, paparazzi, Pop star, Ryan Gosling, sarah jessica parker, social media, The New York Times Presents, Twitter, Christopher Davis
‘Framing Britney Spears’: #FreeBritney Erupts with ‘New York Times Presents’ Spotlight on the Star’s Resilience
'Framing Britney Spears' documents the popstar’s unprecedented rise to fame and the shameful abuse she endured in the toxicity of today’s celebrity culture....
February 9, 2021FEATURES, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Agatha Harkness, Andrew Garfield, Avengers, benedict cumberbatch, Black Widow, deadpool, disney, Disney Plus, Doctor Strange, Elizabeth Olsen, Endgame, Eternals, Evan Peters, Fantastic Four, Fox, Infinity War, Kathryn Hahn, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, MCU, Nick Fury, Paul Bettany, Quicksilver, ryan reynolds, Sam Raimi, Scarlet Witch, scarlett johansson, spider-man, Teyonah Parris, Tobey McGuire, tom holland, Vision, WandaVision, wandavision review, wandavision update, X-Men, Patrick Nash
Episode 5 – WandaVision Mid-Season Update: All the Exciting Advancements and Game-Breaking Twists
WandaVision mid-season update - fifth episode was easily the best so far this season, and a game-breaking twist in the episode’s final moments....
February 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘CODA’, ‘Flee’, ‘Jockey’, ‘Mass’, ‘On the Count of Three’, ‘Summer of Soul’, ‘The Pink Cloud’, ‘Together Together’, #cryptozoo, Ann Dowd, Ari Katcher, Carlson Young, Christopher Abbott, Clifton Collins Jr., Daniel Durant, Daniel Kaluuya, Dash Shaw, directorial debut, documentary, Ed Helms, Eduardo Mendonça, Emilia Jones, Eva Longoria, feature film, film festival, Fran Kranz, Iuli Gerbase, Jason Isaacs, Jerrod Carmichael, Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Judas and the Black Messiah, Lake Bell, LaKeith Stanfield, lin manuel miranda, Marlee Matlin, Martha Plimpton, Moises Arias, Molly Parker, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Nikole Beckwith, Nina Simone, pandemic, passing, Patti Harrison, Questlove, rebecca hall, reed birney, Renata de Lélis, review, Rita Moreno, Riz Ahmed, Ruth Negga, Ryan Welch, Sian Heder, Sly and the Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, streaming, sundance, Sundance Film Festival, sundance film festival 2021, Tessa Thompson, the blazing world, Troy Kotsur, Udo Kier, virtual, Mario Yuwono
Going Virtual: Here Are Some Highlights From Sundance Film Festival 2021
So here are some of the highlights and much-buzzed projects from the Sundance Film Festival 2021, in alphabetical order, pandemic affected, yet quality upheld....
February 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy, Adam Sandler, amazon, Another Earth, Antonio Banderas, Best Actress, bliss movie, bliss review, Bliss’ Mike Cahill, Cinematic, Desperado, Dogma, Frida, Googling, Grown Ups, hollywood, I Origins, Julie Taymor, Kevin Smith, Latinx, oscar, Owen Wilson, robert rodriguez, Salma Hayek, The Royal Tenenbaum, Ugly Betty, Wes Anderson, Armando Brigham
Amazon Studios’ ‘Bliss’ – An Interesting Avant-Garde Film That Subverts Audience Expectations At Every Turn
Amazon Studios cherry picks filmmaker Mike Cahill, making his extraordinarily dense sci-fi concepts mainstream with 'Bliss'....
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