If you want to watch a film that isn’t afraid of showing nudity or sexuality, then I recommend my film SWEET DEATH. It’s seen a comeback in views (over 20,000 views in the last few days) and it’s only 19 minutes of your time. Check it out!
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I’ve heard THE END OF OAK STREET was not testing well internally, that it’s not very good or successful as a film, so it makes sense that Warner Bros. wouldn’t know how to market it but that A.I. video is some of the greatest studio self-sabotage I’ve seen in a minute.
I caught HER PRIVATE HELL before it left theaters, and I was so lucky that I did. I was pretty mesmerized by this, a fever dream of a film that is overflowing with unrealized yearning and romanticism.
My favorite part of the first two X-MEN movies was that Logan always looked at Jean Grey like he wanted her so bad while Scott was literally standing feet away lol.
This is pure speculation on my part, but it would be awesome if PART II and PART III were filming back to back. It would explain why PART II is filming for like nine months.
The Alex Theatre is my favorite place to watch THE ODYSSEY. The print was gorgeous, and the theater itself is stunning. The neo-classic Greek architecture makes it a perfect place to watch THE ODYSSEY.
My review for SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY is finally live. I really loved this film, but I do feel like it misses a key element of what makes Spider-Man so special. Also, I discuss the somewhat controversial role [REDACTED] has in the story.
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I remember a friend during the pandemic who told me “the theatrical experience is dying, that’s fine” and I never agreed with her. The theatrical experience has never been more alive than it is now.
This. Storytelling tropes have been around since before our time and they exist for a reason. It depends on how well the trope is utilized, not that it was utilized at all.