The holiday season is all about light romance and charming flicks charmed Christmas romance comedy that is. There’s a specialty town sprinkled with snow, petite towns create an abundant supply of Christmas wreaths, expect a heroine for this season with advanced entrepreneurship skills but yet looking for the perfect partner, and lastly brace yourselves for […]
Are We Going to Let Our Kids Make a Divorce Themed Musical Cinema? Exploring the NPR cut connected to the new Netflix spellbound project, it seems that is the thought that pushed the creation of it alongside with seeking to ask the followers this. In juxtaposition to words portrays the film in a more favorable
Seeing oneself in a mirror shows a tangible reality of one’s existence accompanied with a space, and even some clues as to how one might be perceived. It is through this gift of self consciousness that one can possibly develop compassion for everyone else who are burdened by the insatiable amalgamation of realities. “Flow” directed
As a great Broadway version of the musical Chu gives All The Best Jonathan M. Chus shows off his razzle-dazzle tactics inside the show “Wicked where it puts Sheem on the display” Whether the audience is taken back to Munch inland, the emerald city or Shit university, where a young Glinda the good witch and
Jack Black joining the Farrelly brothers to work on a family comedy a while ago would’ve made a few cultural currents but not exactly now. Most people probably have no idea that Bobby Farrelly’s “Dear Santa” has been buried on Paramount+, released on a Monday with zero promotion. Why? Because the marketing team probably figured
The classic like ‘Moana’ receives a sequel however it gives the impression that it was just going through the motions. While there were plans for it to be a Disney+ original, it feels more like a holiday release. There is no doubt that the animation and the overall picture look strong and visually appealing but
Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu” is a shocking, gorgeous and strangely beautiful viewing experience: it is mesmerizing in the most frightened way possible. Transfixing is the writer/director of “The Witch, “The Lighthouse”, and “The Northman” along with the other three films as while watching his works one feels surprised that he is a rare person who can
Challenging as a moral experience Joshua Oppenheimer’s two documentaries “The Act of Killing” (2012) and “The Look of Silence” (2014) for Indonesia’s communist genocide perpetrators as he asks them to imagine themselves in the headspace of a person who killed during the 1960’s communist purge in Indonesia. Oppenheimer provokes them to relish and re-image the
The purpose behind the making of the certain a movie sometimes tends to be all that you need to know. ‘The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim’ Kamiyama directs claims to be a prequel to the start of the trilogy however it has no relevance to the story whatsoever nor does it
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Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp: Back in 2017, 7 years ago, Woody Woodpecker did get its first ever theatrical movie but it did not turn out the way most people anticipated… It was not only bad, but the film made only 15Million dollars in terms of revenue worldwide against investment of 10 Million dollars. Believe
