“Two can keep a secret if one of is dead,” echoes the chorus of the Intro to the series Pretty Little Liars. Troian Bellisario, Ashley Benson, Lucy Hale, Shay Mitchell, Janel Parrish, and Sasha Pieterse gave us seven seasons and 160 episodes of this romantic myste
French cinema is not only a fundamental piece of the seventh art in Europe but also on a global scale. The French are known for their style, elegance, and creativity – adored by everyone, worldwide. Let’s take a look now at how the best French films made their way to Netflix and which ones you should see.
There’s simply no doubt. The Lumière brothers gave the world perhaps one of the best contributions that mankind can enjoy.
Entertainment, reports, documentaries, series, animation, everything we see moving on the screen is due to them, two French brothers who decided to try their luck and try to make those static images produced by their father, a semi-professional photographer, move with the invention of a new device called the cinematograph.
Sharp Objects with Amy Adams in the main role, joined by Patricia Clarkson, Eliza Scanlen and Sophia Lillis. We’re going to analyze the mysteries of the show and, if you finished it and are dying to see more, keep reading because there are some good recommendations coming for you.
The queen of the underworld. When Amma chooses to be the goddess Persephone at that twisted family dinner, she’s left with the most sinister side of that term, which links her to the Christian meaning of hell as the place where bad
Mother! is, without a doubt, a fascinating and disturbing film on multiple levels. This obviously subjective statement transcends all the controversy surrounding the ever-interesting Darren Aronofsky, both the polarization of the audience and the critics, as well as the booing received at the Venice Film Festival and the undesirable “F” rating obtained at CinemaScore. Let’s uncover its meaning, and to do so, we need to explore the interpretations and the origin of the film.
Its beautiful use of light and texture, its incredible and intelligent camera and space work, its fantastic performances, or its unique atmosphere are some of the reasons that make the film starring Read More about mother! Review – Everything You Need to Know
Today we’re talking about a show that will certainly resonate with many. We’re talking about that show about the redheaded guy who works in a lab, his name is Dexter and he has a sister. If that were not enough, I’m also giving you some wonderful recipes of shows like Dexter that fit perfectly your new binge-watching marathon.
No, we are not referring to Tartakovsky’s animated work; in this case, we are referring to the Showtime TV series Dexter, which tells us the experiences of a forensic scientist from the Miami Police Department who specializes in blood spatter.
Up to this point, it could be another police drama… if it weren’t for the fact that Dexter himself is a psychopath who dedicates himself to murdering those criminals who have evaded their punishment, following a moral code that guides him as if he were a vigilant
One of the most watched, commented and powerful films of the year 2016, Hidden Figures. This incredible story based on real events impacted Hollywood and the audiences, for multiple reasons. That’s why we’re going to analyze the film for you today, and pick out a few from the movie shelf, so you can continue your momentum.
The Hidden Figures referred to in the film’s title are the mathematicians Katherine Johnson, Read More about Best Movies Like Hidden Figures: Top Picks You Need to Know
On May 26, 1907, John Wayne (Duke to his friends), was born. On May 31, 1930, Clint Eastwood was born. Both were icons of the Western man, tough, dry, uprooted, few words and not so friendly (though faithful all the way), trigger-happy and bullet-proof.
And they were in and out of the Western, and in and out of the movies. They had much in common, as actors and as individuals, and also great differences; but both were, above all, childhood heroes.
If there is a genre par excellence in the history of cinema (American and universal), it is Western; the genre of epics, of pioneering feats, of pure adventure; of seas of grass and infinite deserts and narrow gorges where certain death awaits you; of the lonely heroes, the redeemed outlaws, of the farmers, tramps, cattlemen, and gold diggers; of the Indians and the 7th Cavalry; of the
Big Little Lies (HBO) is simply a gripping show, starring Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley and Reese Witherspoon. Let’s dive into it and see what else is lost across the infinite seas of the small screen.
Today we’re here to talk about Big Little Lies, one of HBO’s biggest releases. It’s also possibly one of the greatest shows out there right now. Before getting into subjective matters and find out what other shows you can (or should) binge-watch, we’ll tell you what this show is all about. Big Little Lies is a 7-episode miniseries which is based on Liane Moriarty’s bestseller. The creator of the series is David E. Kelley (Goliath). Although the direction of the episodes is that of the prestigious
Perhaps it’s not a cult classic among romantic films or movies in general. But Hollywood and its audience adore a good love story picture. That’s why movies like Dear John end up being seen by millions of curious people who love a beautiful movie on a rainy Sunday afternoon. Let’s look at some aspects of the film and above all, other similar ones. Some of them are true classics and others may surprise you.
No one cared about Jane the Virgin when they heard the title. American critics were even more suspicious of the show when they discovered the plot. It was so bizarre that it could only be a bad soap opera. But time puts each show in its place and Jane the Virgin has been breaking down prejudices for five seasons since it landed on American television.