WATCH NOW THE BIG SHOW SHOW is a Netflix sitcom enjoyed by families as it revolves around a former WWE wrestler The Big Show who is now a caring father. The series begins as Show’s elder daughter Lo-la from a past relationship settles in with his wife and children in Tampa, Florida. Each episode revolves […]
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WATCH NOW William Bradford – Editor: Harry Keller, Music: R. Dale Butts, Cast: Roy Rogers (Himself), Dale Evans (Susan Kendrick), George ‘Gabby’ Hayes (Gabby Kendrick), Jack Holt (Brett Scoville), LeRoy Mason (Carson), Roy Barcroft (Hunter), Al Bridge (Wallace), Bob Nolan (Bob Nolan); Runtime 79; MPAA Rating NR; Producer: Armand Schaefer; Republic; 1946 The amiable Roy
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WATCH NOW Dexter Fletcher’s Rocketman is arguably the most accurate biopic about Elton John. This film was directed by Dexter Fletcher, written by Lee Hall, and produced by David Furnish, with the executive production done by John himself. The TV advertisement at Christmas by John Lewis is another thing that Rocketman had to contend with,
WATCH NOW Documentaries are currently emerging regarding Nigeria’s film industry because of the respect Nollywood receives due to the increasing amount of films produced, as well as the unique personalities involved in the industry which is ranked as the third biggest globally. There’s a great appreciation for these films because they reflect the reality that
While large studios used to develop them in bulk, nowadays, the movie musical is a rarity, not just due to the financial risk involved, but also because the style itself is exceptionally difficult to pull off. There has been some efforts to create low-budget indie musicals, like “Once” or Damien Chazelle’s romance “Guy and Madeline
Recall how Peter Cook reimagined Good St. Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. “Dearest Ephesians, God’s around. Kindly do yourself a favor and stop relishing life. Sincerely, St Paul.” If he had watched this film, he would have modified it to, “Stop finding pleasure in life, because Bela Tarr is around.” With such the unfathomable seriousness,
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During the performance, she along with a truly superb six-piece band was singing her new songs from the “Harlequin” album along with its title track at the highest energy level I have ever witnessed. It certainly exceeds the recorded versions which are at 111. She will not be able to maintain this energy level for
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What is the procedure for dealing with unimaginable betrayal? How do we deal with events that impact a person’s life so cruelly that recovery seems next to impossible? These are two of the questions posed by Christian Petzold’s ‘Phoenix’, a cinematic piece that distinguishes Petzold as one of the foremost directors in the industry today.
For three decades, Behemoth has walked a worn path with Adam “Nergal” Darski, as the band hovers over the edge between ambition and extremity. The band’s years of success have led up to what may be an In Absentia Dei. Behemoth has always sought to present their music in the most creative manner possible, from
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“The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” sets aside and honors Gibb brothers alongside their pop music era. As decades go by, this delightful documentary seeks to prove Bee Gees were more than just a hitmaker for disco nightclubs. Instead, Barry, Maurice, and Robin were musical dew divers, shapeshifting songwriters who transformed
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