From left to right: Christine Vachon, Ben Foster, Dane DeHaan, Daniel Radcliffe, John Krokidis, Ira Sachs. (Photo courtesy of the author)While Allen Ginsberg might have “seen the greatest minds of [his]generation destroyed by madness,” the Lower East Side’s Metrograph theater hosted some of the greatest minds of ours on Sunday, October 7th, to celebrate the seventieth anniversary public reading of Ginsberg’s Howl in San Francisco’s Six Gallery, an event that announced the birth of t...| The Gay & Lesbian Review
Today we dive into the TKZ archives for some wisdom from the silver screen. P.J. Parrish gives us lessons for writers from several movies, Joe Hartlaub discusses two flicks available on Netflix at the time of his post, and James … Continue reading →| Killzoneblog.com
These films are not all great, but there is enough entertainment here to justify adding this collection to yours. The post 50s Sci-Fi Collection Blu-ray Review: Enough Entertainment to Justify Adding This Collection to Yours appeared first on Cinema Sentries.| Cinema Sentries
The film is a solid New York movie, filled with interesting characters that surround Burgess in a tale of Gen X uncertainty. The post Free Time DVD Review: Hilarious and Unexpectedly Insightful appeared first on Cinema Sentries.| Cinema Sentries
Hopefully, Souleymane's Story gives migrants a little hope and the will to survive in this crazy world. The post Souleymane’s Story Blu-ray Review: Abou Sangare Delivers a Marvelous Breakout Performance appeared first on Cinema Sentries.| Cinema Sentries
Delon is the sole reason to watch the film, making this one strictly for his most dedicated fanbase. The post Boomerang (1976) Blu-ray Review: Alain Delon Loses His Cool appeared first on Cinema Sentries.| Cinema Sentries
Still recovering from that emotional The Last of Us season 2 episode? Me too, y'all. Pedro Pascal always gives the performance of a lifetime in every one of his roles, and I can already tell his new movie Eddington, from Midsommar writer-director Ari Aster, is going to be one of those A24 movies EVERYONE talks about. And the fact the cast list also includes Emma Stone, Austin Butler, and even a Yellowstone cast member? Say no more — this movie (and it's amazing vibe) is totally going to fil...| Brit + Co
Chris Briney is one busy guy. After wrapping three seasons as Conrad Fisher on The Summer I Turned Pretty (and prepping for the sequel movie), Chris just joined Hacks season 5 on HBO Max, and reportedly got engaged! And he's not slowing down anytime soon because a brand new coming-of-age movie with One Battle After Another star Chase Infiniti just got announced, and I can't wait. It feels like quite some time since we've had a good, classic coming-of-age movie — rife with high school tensio...| Brit + Co
Movie review for the family friendly film Grow now in theaters. Also kids movie discussion ideas, crafts inspo and free childrens activity book| www.mommyblogexpert.com
Sounding the spoiler horn: not only will I be making no effort to avoid spoilers for K-Pop Demon Hunters here, I will be actively assuming that the reader has seen the movie.| Grey Patterson
The Woman in Cabin 10, featuring Keira Knightley, was released on Netflix on October 10. Despite a strong cast and luxurious setting, the film falters due to a weak script and predictable plot twists. Though it builds tension through atmosphere and Knightley's performance, it ultimately fails to deliver a compelling narrative.| The Reading Palette
Chris Marker’s film The Sixth Side of the Pentagon (25 min) documents a massive anti-war demonstration in October 1967. During the demonstration, anarchists fought the military and briefly broke into the pentagon. The presentation will explain how anarchists prepared and planned together for this action.| Philly Anti-Capitalist
from O.R.C.A. Friday, September 12th 7pm ORCA Hackitat: 9 Layers of Political Hacking (2020) Directed by Alex Veitch Description: “This documentary takes a look at hacking in the place where technology and activists meet. Where the need to circumvent state surveillance and surveillance capitalism is grave. Where people see an unfair system in society and…| Philly Anti-Capitalist
It’s not really a survival movie, with Waddington far more interested in exploring the character dynamics than sensationalizing their plight.| Cinema Sentries
01. It’s Life of a Showgirl week! Favourite tracks – Opalite (this is my stand-out – there’a an ABBA-Super Trouper vibe), Eldest Daughter and The Fate of Ophelia – gorgeous Esther Williams and Busby Berkeley inspired costumes and choreography in one bit. And yes, we went to the ‘release party’. 02. I commented to a … Continue reading →| booksaremyfavouriteandbest
New Christmas movies are coming out all season long this year! Find new Christmas movies coming to theaters, Hallmark Channel, streaming services, and more! Over the last several years, with increased streaming, we have seen a boom in Christmas movies. All of the streaming services and TV channels seem to be in a race over...Read More| The Stress-Free Christmas
Want to ditch streaming services? You can still watch Christmas movies without streaming services, you can even watch Christmas movies for free without streaming! We have gotten pretty reliant on streaming services these days. We went from getting rid of cable to save money to having a dozen streaming services that cost us the same...Read More| The Stress-Free Christmas
Love Christmas movies? Check out the list of the new Hallmark Christmas movies! There are so many great ones that you don’t want to miss. One of my favorite things to do during the holiday season is make a cup of hot chocolate and watch Christmas movies. I watch all the classic Christmas movies, but...Read More| The Stress-Free Christmas
Discover the ultimate guide to Hallmark Christmas movies with our complete list spanning from 2000 to 2025. Find out which beloved classics and new releases| The Stress-Free Christmas
Meticulous crafted, aesthetically gorgeous, this spiritual follow-up to Nightmare Before Christmas suffers from a woefully underdeveloped script and mediocre songs.| Cinema Sentries
The Nun, directed by Corin Hardy, and starring Damian Bichir and Taissa Farmiga, is a strong, scary start to a new sub-franchise of the Conjuring Universe.| Cinema Sentries
Action-packed fantasy anime filled with heart. Read Common Sense Media's The Legend of Hei II review, age rating, and parents guide.| Common Sense Media
Vikings leans on myth and saga-inspired storytelling, while Valhalla focuses on history-rich tales featuring real figures like Leif Erikson, Freydis Eriksdottir, and Harald Hardrada. Together, they capture the fearless exploration, ambition, and legend-making that defined the Norsemen.| The Reading Palette
I rarely say 'movie' and mostly say 'film' - but I quite like this take on the distinction from director Alan Parker (from his book Will Write And Direct For Food) The difference between a ‘movie’ and a ‘film' is that one is scared to death of boring you for a second and the latter | I rarely say 'movie' and mostly say 'film' - but I quite like this take on the distinction from director Alan Parker (from his book Will Write And Direct For Food) The difference between a ‘movie’ and a...| Neil Williams
Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, a tempestuous tale of love, loss, and social class, might seem an unlikely source of career wisdom. Yet, beneath the bleak moors and tragic romance, lie potent lessons that can illuminate our own professional paths and job searches. Far from the polished boardrooms and LinkedIn profiles of today, the characters of… Unearthing Career Truths: What “Wuthering Heights” Teaches Us About Our Professional JourneysUndercover Recruiter -| Undercover Recruiter
"Sick teen" dramedy promotes communication, friendship. Read Common Sense Media's Hope Springs Eternal review, age rating, and parents guide.| Common Sense Media
Movie review on The Short Game, a family film about a beautiful relationship that develops between a high school golf champ and his austic brother| www.mommyblogexpert.com
Listen to The Literary Life: On today’s episode of The Literary Life Podcast, Angelina and Thomas are joined by Atlee Northmore to discuss film adaptations of Edith Wharton’s The Age of Innocence. After sharing their commonplace quotes, Atlee begins outlining the history of screen adaptations of Edith Wharton’s novels, some of which were made during her own lifetime. Angelina and Thomas talk about their high standards for movie adaptations of books and how Scorsese’s film surpassed th...| The Literary Life
Netflix’s ‘Nobody Wants This’ has become a surprising hit since its premiere, featuring Adam Brody and Kristen Bell. The rom-com returns for Season 2 on October 23, 2025. The series showcases a healthy relationship, engaging supporting characters, and family dynamics, and promises fresh drama and character evolution in the upcoming season.| The Reading Palette
Sincere, tween-friendly tale of teen girl and horse. Read Common Sense Media's Emma's Chance review, age rating, and parents guide.| Common Sense Media
I stumbled across this gem at an antiques fair and instantly knew it was coming home with me. The Tron Storybook, printed in 1982, is a slice of pure nostalgia from one of my all-time favorite film…| Starport75
Explore the poignant tale of _Eephus_, a film about friendship, nostalgia, and the significance of place centered around a small-town baseball park.| The Maurin Academy for Regenerative Studies
This review contains spoilers for both the Attack on Titan series and The Last Attack film. Attack on Titan has reached critical success as one of the most popular anime series since its debut in 2013, with its masterful world-building, soundtrack, animation, and voice acting. The creator Hajime Isayama’s skillful storytelling reveals no more than […] The post The Last Attack and a Grand Finale: Reviewing the Attack on Titan Film appeared first on The Triton.| The Triton
Country music and romance in gentle family drama. Read Common Sense Media's Pure Country, Pure Heart review, age rating, and parents guide.| Common Sense Media
The best way to learn about what it takes to create a viral video ad for your brand is to watch those that have been most successful. 1. Dove : Real Beauty Sketches | You’re more beautiful than you think If you look at Dove’s competitors, on average their youtube videos have only 600 views […] The post What Does it Take to Create a Viral Ad appeared first on Voyage Sanantonio Magazine.| Voyage Sanantonio Magazine
History has not given its fair share of credit to the amazing women who have pushed humanity forward. Here we highlight 11 amazing women you should have learned more about in school. 1.Rani of Jhansi 2.Sojourner Truth 3.Margaret Thatcher 4.Queen Nzingha 5.Empress of Wu Zetian 6.Queen Kittur Chennamma We could not find a video […] The post 11 Women Who Changed the World appeared first on Voyage Sanantonio Magazine.| Voyage Sanantonio Magazine
I found the film interestingly transitional. While it’s surprising how modern Citizen Kane feels for a film of its time, Ambersons feels simultaneously likewise ahead of its time, yet also dated. There are many interesting and dynamic cinematography decisions (mirror… Continue reading → The post Very brief thoughts on The Magnificent Ambersons appeared first on the sporks space.| the sporks space
On this day in 2001 The Fast and the Furious debuted in theaters around the globe, launching one of the most successful film and entertainment empires to date. To date it is the tenth highest grossing film series ever, raking in $5.8 billion to date. The ninth film in the series scheduled for release in […]| This Day In Automotive History
Mystic, CT — June 17, 2025 — Dive into the deep this summer at Mystic Seaport Museum as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the legendary thriller, JAWS! Islanders, tourists, and locals alike are invited to join us for JAWSFest, a day-long celebration of the classic movie, culminating in an evening of live music, local […]| Mystic Seaport Museum
I would like to make a recommendation. My family and I decided to watch a great movie. It was not some car-crashing action film with famous actors; it was not a classic Christmas box office hit. It was learning what the most hard-working autistic students have to say to the world when they are given … Continue reading A Movie Recommendation:→| Not Too Trapped In My Head Anymore
Bringing together its all-star cast and creative team to discuss the next chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the global press conference for Captain America: Brave New World – set for release on Valentine’s Day – featured insights from lead actors Anthony Mackie, Harrison Ford, Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Giancarlo Esposito, Tim Blake Nelson, and […]| The Upcoming
Intrepid explorer and survival expert Bear Grylls pairs up with TV presenter Holly Willoughby in this brand new Netflix reality show, Celebrity Bear Hunt, where 12 celebrity contestants are dropped into the Costa Rican wilderness and presented with a series of tasks. For those that fall below par in the game, they must fight for […]| The Upcoming
When we hear “newsroom drama”, we think Spotlight, All the President’s Men or even Newsroom. Such stories must be both entertaining and informative for the audiences. No wonder writers and directors often admit how challenging it is to find the right balance between those two aspects. Luckily, Tim Felhbaum found one, as watching his latest […]| The Upcoming
Pablo Larraín caps off his biopic trilogy of famously troubled 20th-century women with Maria starring Angelina Jolie, a striking account of the life and death of American-born Greek opera legend Maria Callas. In keeping with tradition, framed around interview retrospections and hallucinations of past afflictions, it boasts another impeccable illustration of historical grandeur; a visual […]| The Upcoming
MUBI has confirmed the UK theatrical release of September Says, the first directorial venture by Ariane Labed. The film is scheduled to debut in cinemas across the United Kingdom on 21st February 2025. This announcement follows the film’s world premiere at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, where it was featured in the Un Certain Regard […]| The Upcoming
Netflix is scheduled to premiere its latest film, The Electric State, on 14th March 2025. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, known for their work on Avengers: Endgame, the film features a star-studded cast including Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt and Academy Award winner Ke Huy Quan. The narrative unfolds in an alternate retro-futuristic version of […]| The Upcoming
Perhaps the most anticipated Disney prequel of all time, Barry Jenkins’s Mufasa: The Lion King begins on a strong note, diving headfirst into Mufasa’s early struggles and his journey to becoming the wise and noble ruler of the Pridelands. The musical drama grapples with surprisingly mature themes of identity, power and betrayal, with the portrayal […]| The Upcoming
The Lord of the Rings has had a rough run of it lately, and to take stock of just how rough, one need only look to the Appendices. Recounting with cosy familiarity the story of the unlikely production of Peter Jackson’s Middle Earth trilogy, the Appendices to the original films have attracted something of a […]| The Upcoming
The cosy traditions of Christmas collide with the whimsical wonder of Alice in Wonderland in The Night Before Christmas in Wonderland, a dazzling animated musical with all the playful spirit and fantastical visuals of a contemporary pantomime. Directed by Peter Baynton and based on Carys Bexington’s children’s book of the same name, the film brings […]| The Upcoming
Hey everyone! First, apologies for dropping off of social media recently. A lot is going with work and I have been busy helping with the first ever Taiwan Film Festival in Boston. This also means I have been thinking a lot about Taiwan movies, hence the title of this newsletter! Newsworthy #LoveWinsTaiwan has officially become the … Continue reading What is your selection for a Taiwan movie night?| OFTaiwan
Locust Magic I wrote a trilogy of books over 15 years ago called ‘The Fourth World’, ‘The Million Year Journey’ and ‘The Legend of the Locust’ There were really popular with hundreds of thousands of readers, and they tell an epic tale that starts innocently enough, but rapidly becomes an existential and epic story about the past, present, and future of humanity. I re-read them while on vacation a few months back and fell in love with the characters all over again. But they needed ...| Laurence Moroney - The AI Guy.
Disney is a cultural behemoth, a cornerstone of western society. One of the most successful… The post The Prism that Split Light and the Lost Magic of Disney appeared first on Historic Mysteries.| Historic Mysteries
“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” opened a new chapter in the “Planet of the Apes” trilogy on May 10. The film debuted at no. 1 in North America with a $58 million opening. This latest installment was released seven years after its predecessor, continuing the narrative journey of the apes, the franchise’s enduring...| The Observer
I sat down last night and watched Expendables 4. My opinions are… mixed? As an action film, it’s pretty good. A group of mercenaries have to stop the big bad guy from being an idiot and setting off a nuclear in Russian waters in the name of ‘America’ because for some reason he wants to […]| Tragic Fangirl
So throughout the first half of 2024, my 5min film, along with 20 or so other shorts will be touring around the US, Canada, and Eurpoe – cumming to an independant theater near you! My mind is kind of blown that my penis (and considerably more) will be on large screens across the US – WOW! Check out the trailer (look sharp for me) and see the schedule, purchase tickets, etc….| Dr. Jallen Rix
Box 3, Spool 5 has some commentary up in response to my own take on Avatar, emphasizing the contradictory nature of a big-budget Hollywood film and its proposed criticism of Capitalism. First thoug…| Frames /sing
Watching Dune in the world’s most luxurious theaterSo, I was in Riyadh this week, speaking at the Human Capability Initiative, a platform and a conference to...| laurencemoroney.com
What started out as a little retro-review of obscure 80s horror film "Anguish" turned into a longish piece on the history of subliminal messaging as horror film gimmick. Read all about it at We Are The Mutants...| The Haunted Closet
