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January 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021 films, afterlife, art, Azizler, Charlie Kaufmann, creepy, dark comedy, dream logic, dreams, Dural Taylan, dying, Engin Günaydin, existential, experimental, feature film, film reviews, Foreign Language films, Haluk Bilginer, honest, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Irem Sak, Jean-Luc Godard, Küçük Kiyamet, meaning of life, mid-life crsis, movie reviews, Mulholland Drive, netflix, new release, Okul, Öner Erkan, quirky, Stuck Apart, stuck apart review, surrealism, Suspiria, Turkey, Turkish films, uneasy, Vavien, Yagmar Taylan, Cat Sole
The Strange and Existential Logic of ‘Stuck Apart’
If you’re a fan of Charlie Kaufmann or Jean-Luc Godard this new Netflix release 'Stuck Apart' will be right up your alley; if not, it’s worth a watch anyway. ...
January 18, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Aldis Hodge, Amanda Clayton, ben affleck, Boston, Boston crime drama, Boston Miracle, Cathy Ryan, Chuck MacLean, City on a Hill, city on a hill first season, City on a Hill review, City on a Hill Showtime, corruption, Crime, Crime Drama, Decourcy Ward, Dickie Minogue, Emily Ragsdale, Frankie Ryan, Hank Signa, Homicide: Life on the Street, house, Hugh Laurie, J.M. Holmes, J.R. Minogue, Jackie Rohr, Jennifer Todd, Jenny Rohr, Jere Shea, Jill Hennessey, Jimmy Ryan, Jonathan Tucker, Kevin Bacon, Kevin Chapman, Lauren E. Banks, Mark O’Brien, Matt Damon, police brutality, Rachel Benham, racism, review, Sarah Shahi, Showtime, Siobhan Quays, the departed, the town, The Wire, Tom Fontana, tv review, Claire L. Wong
‘City on a Hill’: No Rest for the Wicked in Boston Crime Drama
Before the second season's premiere, let’s look back on the captivating first season of ‘City on a Hill’....
January 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action films, action heroes, assassination films, Bourne, Bourne films, Bourne love interest, Bourne movies, Bourne plot, Bourne romance, Bourne story, Bourne trilogy, Bourne villain, car chase, Dough Liman, film trilogies, iconic movies, iconic trilogies, james bond, Jason Bourne, Matt Damon, Matt Damon Bourne, Matt Damon films, movie trilogies, Paul Greengrass, suspense films, The Bourne Identity, The Bourne series, The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, thriller movies, thrillers, Amhara Chamberlayne
A Retrospective – Matt Damon’s The Bourne Series: One of the Best Trilogies Ever
Each of 'The Bourne Series' film is entertaining and dramatically engaging, occupying a slightly different sub-genre within the spy genre....
January 17, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘Marriage Italian Style’, ‘What Would Sophia Loren Do?’, ‘Yesterday, academy awards, Awards Season, career, Carlo Ponti, Cary Grant, Celebrities, celebrity, childhood, classic, classic beauty, companion piece, culture, diverse, documentary, documentary short, Edoardo Ponti, family, fandom, grandmother, heartache, heritage, hollywood, icon, idol, inclusive, inspiration, Italian, Italian-American, marketing, MOTHER, motherhood, movies, Nancy Kulik, netflix, New Jersey, oscar, Regina K. Scully, representation, review, role model, Ross Kauffman, Sophia Loren, The Life Ahead, Today and Tomorrow’, Two Women, What Would Sophia Loren Do review, womanhood, Mario Yuwono
‘What Would Sophia Loren Do?’ is a Short but Sweet Story of Celebrity Fandom and Representation
‘What Would Sophia Loren Do?’ playfully explores the lives of two women linked through the power of movies and the celebrities' impact....
January 17, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 2021 Netflix Shows, 2021 shows, Abbi Jacobson, Animated Comedy, animated show, Disenchantment, Disenchantment Netflix, Disenchantment Part 3, Disenchantment Season 3, disenchatment review, Eric Andre, futurama, January Netflix releases, John DiMaggio, matt groening, netflix, Netflix Animated Show, Netflix Comedy Series, Netflix Original Series, Netflix Original Shows, Netflix Originals, new on Netflix, Rotten Tomatoes, Simpsons, the simpsons, Les Almourzaev
‘Disenchantment: Season 3’: Latest Season Visually Rich, but Lacks a Compelling Plot
Disenchantment's so-so success is pretty surprising, considering the series is helmed by Groening and features a genuinely funny and talented cast....
January 16, 2021CINEMA TOP, AWARDS, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1964, 2021, Aldis Hodge, Amazon Prime Video, Awards Season, Biopic, Cassius Clay, Civil Rights, Director, Eli Goree, Hamilton, Harriet, hulu, Jim Brown, Joaquina Kalukango, Kemp Powers, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Leslie Odom Jr., Malcolm X, Miami, Muhammed Ali, netflix, One night in miami, One night in miami review, oscars, race, Regina King, Riverdale, Sam Cooke, Soul, The OA, venice film festival, Tyler Bey
One Night in Miami Review: A Microscopic Look at Histories Grandest Heroes; Regina King’s Directorial Debut is StunningÂ
One Night in Miami review - Regina King knocks it out of the park with her featural directorial debut, a convergence of four different biopics....
January 16, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy awards, Anthony Hopkins, Ashley Levinson, Assasination Nation, BlacKkKlansman, Chadwick Boseman, christopher nolan, COVID-19, Critics Choice Awards, DGA, Emmys, Euphoria, Frances McDormand, Golden Globes, helen mirren, john david washington, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Malcolm & Marie, Marcell Rév, netflix, Nomadland, One night in miami, oscars, pieces of a woman, Riz Ahmed, sag awards, sag-aftra, Sam Levinson, Sound of Metal, tenet, The Father, Toronto International Film Festival, Vanessa Kirby, Viola Davis, WGA, zendaya, Christine Feeley
Zendaya and John David Washington’s ‘Malcolm & Marie’ Is Already an Oscars Contender Before ReleaseÂ
'Malcolm & Marie' - the pandemic-shot film, directed by Sam Levinson, has already sparked attention ahead of the upcoming Academy Awards. ...
January 16, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, captain marvel, Debra Jo Rupp, disney, Disney Plus, Elizabeth Olsen, Fred Melamed, Jac Schaeffer, Kathryn Hahn, Kevin Feige, marvel, Marvel show, Marvel sitcom, marvel studios, Marvel TV, Matt Shakman, MCU, new Marvel, new TV, Paul Bettany, phase four, Scarlet Witch, sitcom, Teyonah Parris, Vision, Wanda, Wanda Maximoff, Wanda show, Wanda sitcom, WandaVision, wandavision review, Daniel Choi
Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’: Filmed in Front of a Live Studio Audience | Disney+
The first new MCU entry 'WandaVision' in over a year is like something you see on TV at 3 a.m., unsure if it was a dream or not the morning after....
January 16, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, border patrol, border patrol police, Cartel, Charles Bronson, Clint Eastwood, Coyotes, Crime, Drug cartels, joe biden, john wick, Juan Pablo Raba, Karmic Relationships, Katheryn Winnick, Liam Neeson, Marine Corps, Marine Corps Veteran, Mexico, News of the World, News of the World Movie, No Country for Old Men, President Trump, President-Elect Biden, President-Elect Joe Biden, Robert Lorenz, Soldiers, Texas, The Marksman, the marksman review, Tom Hanks, veterans, Villain, Trent Kinnucan
True American Honor: Liam Neeson Protects a Young Mexican Boy from the Cartel in ‘The Marksman’
Robert Lorenz's new film 'The Marksman' is an aspirational tale revealing the divide between nationalism and heroism...
January 15, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, TV TOP, Billboard charts, Cash Money Records, Lil Wayne, Tha Carter V, Tha Carter V (Deluxe), tha carter v album, the carter v review, Weezy, Joshua Valdez
Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter V’: The Wordplay is Mind-Blowing
Lil Wayne has nothing to prove to anyone, but he raps like he still does, widely regarded as one of the best rappers of all time, releases the 'Tha Carter V'....
January 15, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, ANIMATION, TV TOP, Alex Cazarez, animation, DreamWorks, hulu, Jessica McKenna, Jimmy Tatro, Josh Brener, Lynne Naylor, Sunil Hall, The Mighty Ones, the mighty ones review, Armando Brigham
Hulu Continues it’s Animation Domination with ‘The Mighty Ones’
Hulu's 'The Mighty Ones' is a lighthearted, silly, and oftentimes quirky comedy that primarily follows four characters: Rocksy, Twig, Leaf, and Berry....
January 15, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, 2017 Academy Awards, 2017 Golden Globes, Cannes Film Festival, civil rights movement, HBO documentary The Loving Story, Jeff Nichols, love story, love story movies, Loving, Loving movie, mildred loving, mixed-race couple, movies, nominated for Best Actress, oscars, Palme d’Or, Richard and Mildred Loving, richard loving, Ruth Negga, Supreme Court, the loving story, Cat Sole
Jeff Nichols’ ‘Loving’: The Power of Understated Drama With the Brilliant Pair Joel Edgerton & Ruth Negga
'Loving' is more than a biopic or a historical drama at its heart, it’s a love story and owes much of its success to the masterful performances of its two leads...
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