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September 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, autoimmune, chemotherapy, chronic illness, cruel intentions, diagnosis, disability, disabled, discovery, Disease, documentary, educate, health, Intimate, Introducing; Selma Blair, LD Entertainment, Legally Blonde, MS, multiple sclerosis, new, October, premiere, Rachel Fleit, representation, selma blair, stem cell, SXSW, symptoms, transplant, tribute, upcoming releases, Kylie Bolter
‘Introducing, Selma Blair’ Documentary On Her Battle With Multiple Sclerosis
Documentary brings to light Selma Blair’s battle with her autoimmune disease and adapting to her new life in a way that is vulnerable, moving, and inspiring....
September 8, 2021GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘Cruel Summer’, Dr. Death, Ignacy Liss, Klaudia Koścista, Limited Series, Marcin Czarnik, Maria Wawreniuk, Marta Nieradkiewicz, Michał Sikorski, Netflix international productions, Open Your Eyes, parasite, Pola Król, Polish television, roma, Sara Celler-Jezierska, subtitles, The Flight Attendant, thriller series, Wojciech Dolatowski, Zuzanna Galewicz, Caroline Schneider
‘Open Your Eyes’ Is Not Worth Opening Your Eyes For
The Polish thriller series 'Open Your Eyes' about memory loss is not one worth remembering....
September 8, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Adults, Alligator, animated, Arlo, Article, cartoon, characters, Comedy, drama, Entertainment, family, feature, Film, hollywood insider, I Heart Arlo, Jennifer Coolidge, Kids, Lesson, Mary Lambert, message, Michael J. Woodard, Music, netflix, review, Script, series, singing, soundtrack, Spongebob, Subscriber, Talent, Tony Hale, Tony Stallings
‘I Heart Arlo’ Is A Heartfelt And Tender Show That’s Cute Enough To Cuddle With
Netflix might have found their 'Spongebob' with 'I Heart Arlo', a colorful new animated series with a beautiful message and a purpose beyond entertainment...
September 8, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Alexander Grant, Aubri Ibrag, Australia, australian television, dive club, diving, Georgia-May Davis, H2O: just add water, John McNeill, Josh Heuston, Kate Peters, Mercy Cornwall, Miah Madden, mystery, mystery television, netflix, Netflix original, new release, new television series, Ocean, Pretty Little Liars, releases this week, Rhiannon Bannenberg, Sana’a Shaik, secrets revealed, september releases, Steve Jaggi, teenage drama, Television Series, Veronica Neave, Chelsea Black
‘Dive Club’: A Group of Teen Divers Desperately Search for Their Missing Friend
‘Dive Club’ follows a group of girls who attempt to solve the mystery of their friend’s disappearance while uncovering secrets about their hometown along the way....
September 7, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Aaron Sorkin, Amy Ryan, batman, Beetlejuice, ben affleck, captain america, Captain America: The First Avenger, Cinematography, gone baby gone, jared leto, Kumail Nanjiani, Maggie Gyllenhaal, michael keaton, Morbius, netflix, sara colangelo, Score, Shunori Ramanathan, Stanley Tucci, The Big Sick, The Hunger Games, The Kindergarten Teacher, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Washington D.C., Worth, Worth Film, Worth Film Review, Worth Movie, Worth Movie Review, Worth Review, Sean Aversa
‘Worth’: Netflix’s New Gripping Michael Keaton Legal Drama
‘Worth’ starring Michael Keaton which recounts the legal proceedings that followed the September 11th attacks....
September 7, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Bernard Rose, black lives matter, black panther, brie larson, Cabrini Green, Candyman, Colman Domingo, End Police Brutality, get out, Homeroom, jordan peele, Judas and the Black Messiah, Little Woods, Monkeypaw Productions, Ms Marvel, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, nia dacosta, review, Ryan Coogler, Say His Name, Say Their Names, Shaka King, Teyonah Parris, The Marvels, Tony Todd, Us, Vanessa Williams, WandaVision, Win Rosenfeld, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Andrew Valianti
Nia DaCosta’s ‘Candyman’: A Timely Sequel That Expands and Expounds the Franchise Mythology
The latest effort from Jordan Peele - 'Candyman' balances both sour and sweet by reinventing its titular boogeyman with a painfully modern message....
September 7, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, awkwafina, Ben Kingsley, Benedict Wong, black panther, Bruce Lee, chloe zhao, Chungking Express, Crazy Rich Asians, Destin Daniel Cretton, Eternals, hero, In the Mood for Love, Iron Man 3, Jackie Chan, Kevin Feige, kung fu, martial arts, marvel studios, MCU, michelle yeoh, Phase 4, review, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Simu Liu, The Avengers, the Farewell, The Mandarin, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Wong Kar-wai, You Can’t Outrun Your Destiny, Andrew Valianti
‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’: Imaginative Kung-Fu Epic Features Best MCU Action to Date
‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ - The first origin story of Phase 4 proves an unabashed spectacle, featuring the first on-screen Asian superhero....
September 7, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, American Horror Story, Comedy, funny, FX, halloween, Harvey Guillén, Horror, Jermaine Clement, Kayvan Novak, Kristen Schaal, Lauren Collins, Mark Proksch, Matt Berry, movie, Natasia Demetriou, new season, Scary, Season 3, series, Spooky, Staten Island, Taika Waititi, Television, The Cloak of Duplication, the Council, The Prisoner, The Walking Dead, TV, vampires, Vampiric Council, What We Do in the Shadows, Ben Ross
‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Bares Its Comedic Fangs in a Hilarious Season 3
With the newest season of ‘What We Do in the Shadows’, these vampires are back with a much-needed dose of horror-comedy that’s been sorely missed on television....
August 25, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Alfre Woodard, Anders Engstorm, apple tv originals, apple tv+, Archie Madekwe, august releases, august television releases, august television review, Christian Camargo, Dave Bautista, dystopian society, dystopian television shows, Eden Epstein, Hera Hilmar, Jason Momoa, movie, Nesta Cooper, Olivia Cheng, review, season two reveal, season two see, see, see new season, see review, see television series, Steven Knight, Sylvia Hoeks, Television, Yadira Guevara-Prip, Chelsea Black
Jason Momoa’s ‘See’: The Action-Packed Dystopian Series is Coming Out With a Second Season
Season two of ‘See and viewers are not going to want to miss what comes next in this unique dystopian society riddled with violence....
August 24, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, TV TOP, 1969, Abbey Road, album, Apple Corps, archive, August release, Beatlemania, Biopic, boy Band, coming soon, Concert, disney, documentary, Fab Four, footage, friendship, George Harrison, Get Back, History, John Lennon, Jonathan Clyde, Let It Be, Michael Lindsay Hogg, mini-series, Music, Olivia Harrison, Paul McCartney, Peter Jackson, Ringo Starr, rooftop, Savile Row, The Beatles, WingNut Films, Yoko Ono, Kylie Bolter
‘The Beatles: Get Back’ Features A More Joyful Side of The Beatles As Seen By Peter Jackson
The three-part documentary series covering the making of the iconic ‘Let It Be’ album, drawing on 60 hours of archival footage of The Beatles making history....
August 24, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, All the Old Knives, Angela Sarafyan, Brett Cullen, Chris Pine, cinema, Cliff Curtis, Daniel Wu, Denis Villeneuve, directorial debut, dune, Florian Zeller, Hugh Jackman, Jason Momoa, Jonathan Nolan, Jonathan Pryce, Laura Dern, Laurence Fishburne, Lisa Joy, Miami, neo-noir, Rebecca Ferguson, Reminiscence, science fiction, Thandiwe Newton, The Father, The Greatest Showman, The Son, Timothée Chalamet, westworld, zendaya, Grace Smith
‘Reminiscence’: An Ironically Forgettable Memory-Mystery with Hugh Jackman
'Gone Girl' meets 'Looking for Alaska' meets ‘Blade Runner’ in 'Reminiscence' from ‘Westworld’ co-creator, Lisa Joy with Jonathan Nolan as the producer....
August 24, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A Leg, and Koichi Mori, Asian films, Benny Chan, china, Chung Mong-Hung, Claire Marty, David Wilentz, Donnie Yen, Filmmaking, Hong Kong, Karen Severns, Korea, New York, New York Asian Film Festival, Ninja GIrl, One second Champion, Philippines, Raging Fire, Yu Irie, Tyler Sear
The New York Asian Film Festival 2021: A Look At The Best Asian Films Of The Year
The New York Asian Film Festival has just concluded and the year was highlighted by its hybrid screenings accommodating viewers around the world....
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