Movie Review: Last Flag Flying
Looking at the military from one perspective or another gives those of us that have never served a bit of confusion since there are many, many tales of those
Category: Drama
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Movie Review: The Voyeurs
Have you ever looked out your window and noticed your neighbors doing something interesting? Some might say this movie is Hitchcockian in its complexity and s
The Five Best Moments in “The Breakfast Club”
Some of the best movies that have come and gone are those that fans can quote scene for scene, and many of those movies have been blatantly attacked for their
Five Lessons from La La Land That Teach Us About Love and Career
If there is a separation of church and state, there is also a fine line between love and career. The decision to pursue a certain career path or to give it al
A Mother’s Nightmare: A Disturbing Tale of Manipulation and Obsession
Unraveling the Dark World of A Mother’s Nightmare There might be a reason why this movie never really took off, and it could be that one might find it h
Movie Review: The Babysitters
Have you ever watched a movie and felt that it should have ended in a manner far messier than it actually did? That would sum up The Babysitter’s in a n
Sandra Bullock Is A Murderer And Ex- Con In NetFlix’s The Unforgiveable
In life, some things are just unforgivable. Killing someone in cold blood is one of those things. In Netflix’s Unforgivable, Sandra Bullock is a cop killer
How Sheila Atim Halle Berry’s Co-star in Bruised Morphed Into Bobbi Buddahkan
For Sheila Atim co-starring in Bruised as Bobbi Buddakhan, the tough trainer turned certified lover girl was a dream come true as Halle Berry has always been
Five Scenes from Kramer vs. Kramer that Taught Us All About Love and Family
The connections we get from watching movies are unparalleled. A movie could have been released more than four decades ago, but the impact it can have can last
Why Looking For Mr. Goodbar Needs a Blu-Ray and Streaming Release
Cinema in the 1970s was truly a golden age. Year after year, both American and foreign imports elevated the artform to new heights of gritty and urban realism
