A barfly jazz pianist must commit murder to pay off a drug debt to a crooked cop. Best hold on tight. It’s gonna be one helluva night. Upcoming New Indie Crime Drama “TONIC” (2023): The Perils of The Piano Man Film Preview/Review by John Smistad A couple of summers ago I … [Read More]
There’s nothing better than grabbing a cup of joe in the morning. That first sip is absolutely magical. It gives you energy and makes the mundane much more memorable. In the new comedy “Coffee Wars,” available this March, the main character, a vegan barista named Jo, understands the seemingly supernatural … [Read More]
We’re more than halfway through 2022 already, which means any dedicated cinephile already has a shortlist for the upcoming awards season. And one of my personal favorite lists to think about is the best film scores of each year. Music plays a huge role in the emotional storytelling of film. … [Read More]
In the past, you didn’t have many options if you wanted to watch a graphic sex scene on TV. With streaming services like Netflix, that’s no longer the case. Now, you can watch anything whenever you want. We present the hottest and the most graphic sex scenes captured on TV. On … [Read More]
We all love a shocking moment. And where better to find one than where football fans collide and, this year, 24 countries came together for the finals? As tensions rise and patriotism prevails, you never quite know what to expect from the UEFA European championship. Whilst the Euro 2020 winner … [Read More]
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 4 Reaction: The our heroes’ faceoff with the Dora Milaje! Also, John Walker levels waaaay up in this new episode! But did he go too far? The third episode of Disney’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is streaming now on Disney Plus: … [Read More]
Who doesn’t recognize the Uncut Gems? The film has many critical acclaim from Best Director to Best Actor. The good news is here. The critically acclaimed film is coming to Netflix and will premiere in May. This movie hit the theatres on December 13, 2019. But, first, it premiered at … [Read More]
The Green Book was a book that actually existed in the sixties South, one which would tell black citizens where they could (and could not) stay while traveling. Set in 1962, the racism that Green Book explores was—and, to an extent, still is— real. The characters who traveled the South … [Read More]
Asian Brilliant Stars invade Berlin… In a good way! What are the Asian Brilliant Stars awards? This is a new event during Berlinale. The awarding ceremony was held on Feb 12th where Xu Haofeng took home the Best Director Award Winner of the 2017 Asian Brilliant Stars. Xu Haofeng graduated from Beijing Film … [Read More]
Genre: Romantic Musical Actors: Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, J.K. Simmons, Tom Everett Scott Writer/Director: Damien Chazelle Music: Justin Hurwitz, lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Review: Connie Wilson, WeeklyWilson.com “La La Land”—that place where “they worship everything and they value nothing” (i.e., Hollywood and Los Angeles)—is the subject of … [Read More]
Director Andrew Rossi (Page One: Inside the New York Times) takes on higher education institutions and the high cost of attending school in the documentary Ivory Tower, which is expanding to theaters this week. With the cost of colleges increasing and the lack of motivation to fix the ticking … [Read More]
What would it be like if mankind were to venture to another planet and discover life? Where would we have to go, and how would we get there? What would alien life look like? How would we witness such a discovery back on earth, and how would it … [Read More]