Stanly Kubrick, a Clairvoyant or a Main Part of “The Club?”
Stanly Kubrick, one of the greatest directors in cinema history, oeuvre spans from science fiction and crime to epic historical dramas. Within his thirteen productions, one stood invaluable looking from the current context: Eyes Wide Shut (1999). Continue Reading Eyes Wide Shut and Its Implications
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Manchester by the Sea, a 2016 film directed by Kenneth Lonergan, is a masterful depiction of the impact of loss and the tides of grief. It is often praised for its realistic portrayal of what true turmoil can do to someone, so how can it help us understand our own anguish? Continue Reading What Manchester by the Sea Helps Us Understand About Grief
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Amazon has released the new show Fallout, based on the best-selling video game series. It’s difficult to discern whether the show was made for legions of longtime fans of the games or serves to introduce newcomers to the franchise. Continue Reading Is Amazon’s Fallout for Diehard Fans or Newcomers?
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With the release of Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, scheduled to debut in May, it’s a fitting time to examine this franchise as a whole and discover how it has changed and why it remains as popular and beloved today as it was in 1968. Continue Reading A Brief Overview of Planet of the Apes
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Madame Web, a Sony Productions film, was released on February 14th of this year, and the reviews do not look promising. Continue Reading Madame Web: Why It Was So Awful
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This year that will find WWE once again hosting its annual Wrestlemania event, the “Showcase of the Immortals.” For the first time since 1999, Wrestlemania will be held in our very own city of Philadelphia. Continue Reading Wrestlemania 40 Is Coming to Philly: A Detailed Look Into The History Of WWE PLE In The City Of Brotherly Love
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For those who might not have a lot of time to invest in reading, here are five classics that were turned into excellent films. Continue Reading Five Classic Literature Adaptations to Watch
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Summer break is coming up soon and there will be a lot more time to relax and enjoy good TV shows and movies. There are many movies coming out this summer that are perfect to watch over break! Continue Reading Upcoming Films to Watch on Summer Break
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This Women’s History Month, celebrate not only the women in your lives, but also the accomplishments of those who have passed with these five biopics about and directed by women Continue Reading Five Biopics to Watch before the end of Women’s History Month