“Bread And Butter” is a film that is meant to shine. Much more than a charming romantic comedy (which it is), the film is an exhibit of a work that we ought to aspire from the studio system. Not simply a movie made from a women’s perspective, but a great piece of art in general. […]
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The Con Artists is rich in its multidimensional construction where the different aspects of the work simulated by Luke Healy are brilliantly intertwined. Luke is the creator (writer/artist), and in other contexts he might just be a teller of tales. He is, or at least seems, the person who appears in the Prologue, Intermission and
WATCH NOW Think about meeting the one that you’ve been searching for, only to lose them in a matter of seconds, all at your own request. Why would anyone do this? The answer is quite simple: anger. Anger clouds rational decision making. And since those choices are made in rage, they become permanent scars on
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WATCH NOW At the start, I will agree that the film is not able to grasp attention immediately. But once it does, you will find yourself trapped in a world of imagination and mindblowing concepts. The soul will challenge you to think about mysteries of life which you might have never considered. Soul tells the
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WATCH NOW There is truly no point in watching All About Christmas Eve when there are literally hundreds of Hallmark or Lifetime Christmas movies but there is one – Nicky Endres and Ralph Cole Jr. play minor sprinkling roles that are first drag queens, perhaps a first. (Endres identifies as Non-binary Transfem Queer). They play
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WATCH NOW A taxi driver heads towards nowhere in the middle of the night to look for a customer. On her way to her final stop, he realizes that the romantic tension is rising in the car. However, a storm appears in the distance, the lights in the car dim, and she is completely gone.
Anyone who used to watch 90s Lifetime movies will feel right at home when watching Saving Paradise. The old-fashioned style, schlocky narration, and the overly emotional tone guarantees some quality entertainment. The film previously had the name Pencil Town, which I believe fits the movie and its tone much better. Love it or hate it,
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WATCH NOW “I’m not a singer. I’m a dancer!” defends Bella Lewitzky, who cited being a dancer as her occupation instead of a singer when questioned by the House Un-American Activities Committee regarding whether she was a communist or not. Because of this, she was blacklisted and lost access to her main source of income,
WATCH NOW The movie starts with Carolyn deciding to leave the big city to go back to the small village she grew up in. It’s a humble existence but you know…it was a fun one. Now her daughter Jordy can have a good time here as well. The only problem is that her ex-fiancé is
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WATCH NOW Nancy Meyers, the director enjoys romantic love but is also in touch with its more drawn-out agonies. In her neo-screwball world of dizzy dames and the broken people who do and have done them harm, love is a drug, an escape an ordeal, and a ready excuse to do a lot of talking.
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