WATCH NOW Franco Zeffirelli is primarily remembered for his 1968 film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. The film is remembered as the origin for the next fifty or so years of the works of Shakespeare in the film industry as a reliable source of prestige cinema material! What history seems to have conveniently forgotten is […]
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WATCH NOW THE FILM Mandy Gilbert (Ashley Tisdale) is about as popular as a wet blanket. Her controlling father (Kevin Pollak) doesn’t help her social standing, at least not until her birthday when he surprises her with contacts and the best video phone available on the market. Things take a twist for the worse though:
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WATCH NOW This movie is a mix of different genres – romantic, comedy, and drama. No doubt, “Crazy Stupid Love” has its darker sides, but most of the time, it manages to remain stress-free and heartwarming. The film possesses a lot of satire which in fact, aims to heal. No character in the movie has
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WATCH NOW Pro-Indians, social commentary, neo-westerns as well as melodramas are all amazing to explore, but I just could not leave the 1950s out without discussing the one film from the decade that becomes a timeless classic. The 50s is the decade where Teen Age Culture came into being. This was not only limited to
WATCH NOW Osmosis Jones is a children’s cartoon that is a little more sinister than cartoons made for educational purposes. It gives a further look at the workings of the lower east backside, as well as the Puke Button. These locations are shown through vibrant and sloppy animation, then we cut to live footage of
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WATCH NOW I vividly remember the first movie I saw in theaters, which was probably “A Shot in the Dark,” and my parents took me to watch it at our local drive-in theater. This memory stands out to me because the town I lived in never had a cinema for longer than three years. What
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