Nicholas Galitzine, the star — and heartthrob — that you are!
Between playing characters like Prince Henry in Red, White & Royal Blue, George Villiers on Mary & George, and Hayes in The...
After her daughter Emma (Miranda Cosgrove - Drugstore June) returns home from a year abroad, Lana (Brooke Shields - A Castle for Christmas) is shocked to discover that Emma is engaged and even more stunned...
he scarfs down pizza like it's going out of style to prove a point -- he is fat and does not care. The d ughter is a complete brat, and I can't tell if this was intentional or if she is supposed to be viewed as a champion for absentee fathers who run off with a gay lover and denounce the Conservative church who, ironically, is criticized for ending her father's life as his gay lover committed...
We're dancing before we're walking!
Based on the novel of the same name by Robinne Lee, The Idea of You is the latest romantic comedy from Prime Video that is getting the girlies tuning in, talking,...
This movie is a false story created to fuel anti-white racial tensions in the United States. Since the film is loosely based on real events, the creators can take the liberty to make up this delusion, and embellish the story to deceive uninformed viewers, particularly by pressing the right emotional buttons. Even the place in the movie, Jessup County, does not exist in reality. In reality, beyond liberal...
I am disappointed because I thought the movie would be more hardboiled and more intense portrayal of the Wild Bunch gang's comradeship. Instead the focus is only on the friendship between Butch and Kid, as well as a strange relationship with Etta Place and both men. In reality, she was the girlfriend of Sundance Kid, but in this movie, she's portrayed as having a romantic connection with both men....
Filmmaker Guy Richie has had a pretty good run over the last couple of years in terms of his work behind the camera. The last five years have seen several critical hits such as Wrath of Man, The Gentleman,...
Happy first Monday in May, Out readers!
It's officially Met Gala Monday, and we couldn't be more excited for the biggest fashion day of the year!
This year the Gala is raising money for The Costume Institute's...
The film reaches near perfection in storytelling and acting. Phoenix is at his best. He conceptualized the reality of living in fear without reprieve. Each scene, each smirk or facial gesture even, is passionate. Is the Joker an everyman? A pathetic fool? A clown in clown shoes? Well, the audience can decide how the character resonates with their personality. I am glad it was put on the screen. The...
Chinese movie about illegal gambling operations. Follows a guy who gets hired for a job but gets bait&switched into being a prisoner in one of these operations, where he must code or get shot, as well as a lady who operates one of those online poker things in the same facility. They and others attempt to get messages out for help, while the movie shows the destruction of life by these exploitative...
I wanted to respond affirmatively to SteadyHands' review but it won't let me. Anyways, mediocre pro-integration propaganda set when Whites were still (rightfully) apprehensive about being forced together with blaques as gunpoint. It's a koombaya everyone hold hands happy ending movie that tastes particularly bitter given how Whites are being raped and murdered by blaques with impunity now, as was the...
Great movie, which you will love if you liked the Matrix. It displays humanity as merely a playtoy for a reality that background forces rig, again and again and again. In many ways, it has the elements of the matrix, but without an anonymous computer entity behind it. Of course, this makes sense, since "Dark City" came out before the Matrix. It is more artistically done, and has less fighting scenes...
This was an unexpected nice little popcorn flick on my Netflix account. A David vs. Goliath storyline, a bit unfortunate maybe that it's a strong whamen leading the rebels against an evil patriarchal empire, and there are anti-nationalist bits here and there, but not too egregiously done. It's a long movie, and there is a second part already out, with 4 more parts planned (or so I hear). The villain...
This film is creative and has good photography, but it didn't leave me particularly moved. There's clever humor that can be appreciated though. For example, there is a scene where grown up men strive for security in the modern womb - symbolized by a cave they dug out. There is a dark theme, with a desire to provoke, but most of the criticism falls flat. For example, the film tries to criticize the...
A pretty ok movie for a night if you enjoy a timetwist movie. It is based on a good idea, but the execution is not great. The acting is pleasing, but the love story is not excellent
The film kept my interest despite my plea for a premise. Three generations of photojournalists take a death-defying journey to get an interview with the President of the United States during the Civil War. Texas and California are unifying in their succession. The Western forces are the good guys. I wish there were more nuance and description of why this Civil War emerged. Without spoiling anything,...
If you've seen Challengers, then chances are you left the theater craving a churro, especially since stars Mike Faist and Josh O'Connor just made it look that damn good.
As the film's now iconic...
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Rehabilitating Syngman Rhee A new documentary on the nation’s maligned founding father has drawn praise from the conservative...
2.9 Stars I found Late Night With The Devil pretty forgettable. It felt like the film was dripping out of my awareness as soon as It ended. Both the humor and horror elements in the film just weren't solid, both of these seem like they got too little attention in comparison to the cultivated 70s style parody of Late Night Talk shows. Framing choices established at the beginning of the film leave things...
"A Clockwork Orange," released in 1971 and directed by Stanley Kubrick, remains a cinematic landmark over 50 years later, continuing to provoke thought and discussion with its themes of violence, free will, and the nature of humanity. Set in a dystopian future where societal decay is rampant, the film follows the story of Alex DeLarge, a charismatic but morally bankrupt young man who leads a gang...
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