Not to sound like a barista at a coffee shop, but we’ve reached a point after 83 years of character history across innumerable pages and screens that one has to ask, “How do you take your Batman?” Do you need emblematic cream, sugar, ice, extra caffeine, froth, or some similar fancy twist? If you take it black, filmmaker Matt Reeves has a trenta special called The Batman with your name on it.
Read MoreThanks to the broad range of products that ShopRite has on offer and the fact that there are more than 300 stores across New York, New Jersey, and several more states, it’s not hard to see why this grocery store is so popular among many US citizens. ShopRite also offers some excellent discounts on their products, which could help you to save quite a bit on your everyday shopping needs – and much more.
Read MoreWhile Family Squares is respectfully dedicated to all those who have lost someone during this awful pandemic, Laing’s movie allows us some much-needed, profanity-laced laughs. Playing out a dramedy fitting and formed by our current plight, the movie can be seen as a future time capsule for our shared mini-era. Not all the tangents work or are worthwhile, but the salute to collective solidarity is there.
Read Moreby Andrew Adams
A movie can be a lot of things. It can make you laugh, cry, and feel something in between those two extremes. But sometimes it doesn't need to be all that complicated to produce an emotional reaction from the audience. All it has to do is look good. A film set is full of beautiful scenery that translates into amazing visuals on screen if done right. And this article will provide you with five locations worthy of your next production!
Read MoreWe all love movie nights, a great way to unwind and experience awesome entertainment. Watching movies is more fun together which is why these kinds of nights can be so much fun. If you want your movie night to be just perfect, it’s worth doing a little planning. To help you with the organization, these easy tips will help.
Read Moreby Kevin Gardner
Pitch Perfect, the first movie in a 3-part series, was a favorite of high school and college-age students alike when it first hit the screen in 2012. Starring Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin, Rebel Wilson, and others in an ensemble cast. This movie ended up being a sleeper hit, making over $115 million worldwide. It is clear that Pitch Perfect was a crowd-pleaser, but it was also far from being a flawless show.
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Made in 2006, "Hoot" is a family comedy based on Carl Hiaasen's novel. Wil Shriner wrote and directed the movie, and Walden Media and New Line Cinema produced it. The film stars include Robert Wagner, Luke Wilson, Tim Blake Nelson, Brie Larson, Logan Lerman, and Neil Flynn. Much of the filming occurred in Florida, home to the Courtyard by Marriott Fort Lauderdale. While the film was considered a "bomb" at the box office and got mixed reviews from critics, there's no question that kids of this era loved it.
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Entrepreneurial success stories are intriguing. Entrepreneurs' tales are distinctive and full of passion and devotion, with unusual ups and downs. Through their distinct thinking and hunger for more, their stories convey the raw strength of human desire. Films about entrepreneurs are made in a number of styles. While some films portray firm founders in a factual documentary format, others adopt a more outrageous approach in the form of a blockbuster drama. Here are some of the best entrepreneurial movies and TV series over the previous ten years.
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You can have a fantastic microphone, produce incredible Italian voice over recordings and make great music, but if your studio doesn’t have very good soundproofing, you have a problem, or rather, lots of problems. Background noise, bad acoustics and external sound disturbances being just a few of them. If you’re finding issues with sound in your home studio frustrating, the great news is that you can fix the problem on a budget. There’s no need to splash out lots of money on professional proofing either
Read MoreFor all those folks who think popular and genre films don't get real awards love, I am happy to report that, for the second year, the Critics Choice Association presents their Super Awards for those very beloved spectacles of entertainment and their adoring audiences. I am even happier to report that I am on the voting committee that helped create these nominations. How did we do?
Read MoreThis week, I was invited for a very different selection show with the Feelin’ Film Podcast compared to our legendary movie drafts. Fellow awards-voting critic member Aaron White floated me the idea to experiment with legacy and memory to re-vote on previous Oscars, starting with the films of 2016 from five years ago. To be a tiebreaker, we are joined by Tomatometer-approved critic Kevin Brackett of the Reel Spoilers Podcast to fight for the likes of Moonlight, La La Land, Fences, Arrival, Hell or High Water, Jackie, A Monster Calls, Your Name. and more.
Read MoreIn a cute bit of news, Every Movie Has a Lesson was awarded as one of the “safest websites to be recommended to users for 2022” by the content site Sur.ly. The agencies and their content managers rated sites for malware, phishing, scams, spam, security, and data protection. My site came out with a 96 score out of 100. It’s a nice background distinction to celebrate. Thank you, Squarespace!
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