by Lewis Robinson
The 2009 Disney movie Up takes the audience on a journey that they will remember long after the credits have rolled. The movie follows Carl, a man who has been working toward a dream of exploring the mysterious and breathtaking Paradise Falls.
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Sunset Boulevard is, deservedly, one of the most iconic films ever made. Unfortunately, since the movie is over seventy years old, many people don't know a lot about this masterpiece. Therefore, here is an in-depth review of the fifties classic Sunset Boulevard.
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As Marilyn Monroe so wisely said, diamonds are a girl's best friend. Diamonds are also, in many cases, intriguing movie plot points. After all, this stone is one of the most sought-after sources of glamor in the world. This creates high stakes for any film that revolves around such a gem. If you'd like to experience these stakes, here are three films with large and glamorous diamonds.
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Entrepreneurs typically have a lot on their plate. They have to interact with clients, coordinate company operations and oversee employees. Whether you manage a huge team or a small one, you likely stay busy during the week, and maybe even on the weekend.
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The 2018 movie Game Changers introduced audiences to a behind-the-scenes look at the diets that a lot of noteworthy people follow to maintain their lifestyle as an injured martial artist interviewed them. While the documentary has inspired change, it may not have been as beneficial as it could have been. Keep reading to learn what you should keep in mind about the Game Changers movie.
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The 2011 movie Unknown takes audiences on a wild ride as Liam Neeson's character, a biology professor that has traveled to Germany for an important summit, navigates the pitfalls of having his identity stolen after an accident makes him lose his memory and leaves him without any identification, his only solid tie to life being his pocket journal and the pieces of his memory that still remain. Stranger still are the people chasing him and the woman that drove the taxi that he had been in when the accident occurred.
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If you enjoy heist movies and liked Steven Soderbergh's Oceans trilogy, you may enjoy the spinoff movie Ocean's 8. Released in 2018, it opened exactly 11 years after the opening of Ocean's Thirteen.
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The 2011 movie Moneyball follows Brad Pitt as Billy Beane in the true story of how the former baseball player turned general manager of the Oakland A's attempted to build a good team in 2002 with a lower budget than most baseball teams are afforded by using statistics to recruit people that the rest of the industry considered either underdogs or altogether throwaways. Jonah Hill plays Peter Brand, Beane's right-hand man and the one who specialized in the statistics that they ended up using in their new strategy.
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How much does the average person know about the 1950s? History books remind us that the horrors of the Korean War, the inception of NASA, and the bravery of Rosa Parks were part of this decade, but countless films also depict this time period. If you're interested in learning about the news, culture, and people of the 1950s, look no further than these eight movies.
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Hollywood wants people to fall into escapism by showing future scenarios that are full of unheard-of gadgets and contrivances. Check out these mind-bending movies that cast their cinematic crystal balls on the future of technology.
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Family history is the source of many great tales, struggles, and triumphs found in every culture from continent to continent. The world of cinema is one that loves to expose these family stories and shape them in a way that draws in viewers from all backgrounds and cultures. In this article, you will discover some of the most notable movies that talk about family history.
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