The vaping trend has swept the world in recent years. In the context of this trend, it's only natural that Hollywood should decide to incorporate vaping into film. The silver screen has always been a mirror of contemporary society, and the addition of vaping to movies is by no means an exception. In this article, we further explore the depiction of vaping in Hollywood films and how it is relevant, along with Its effect on our perceptions.
Read MoreIn this article, we venture beyond the conventional and explore a selection of films that offer a unique lens through which we can appreciate the importance of higher education. These films highlight the profound impact of learning and remind us of the power of knowledge to shape our destinies.
Read MoreChoosing a movie for a movie night can be a daunting task, given the vast array of options available across various streaming platforms. The seemingly endless choices can leave you scrolling endlessly, only to settle on something you've seen a dozen times before. To help you break free from the cycle of indecision, this article offers a guide on how to find the perfect movie for tonight.
Read MoreBefore Martin Scorsese joined creative forces with Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro in the stunning movie Killers of the Flower Moon, he decided to cast them in a completely different project. This project was called The Audition, and while it had a hefty budget of $70 million, it only took up 15 minutes of screen time. This short film was the perfect solution for those viewers who had little time or just wanted to enjoy a light and relaxed spectacle.
Read MoreNonetheless, that’s where The Boys in the Boat, the latest satiny period piece directed by George Clooney, hopes to rekindle old pride, honor, and excitement. Boosted by inspirational history and adapted from Daniel James Brown’s 2013 bestseller, Clooney’s film cannot push back the entire predominant stereotype described earlier, but it can offer a scrappy team of bourgeoisie to root for and showcase the dauntless fortitude to perform the marginalized sport itself.
Read MoreLet’s just say it now upfront. Folks are going to walk up completely unprepared for The Iron Claw. They’re going to see the old school wrestling setting and the ripped bod of Zac Efron and swoon a little. They’re going to want, as one WWE superstar of this era so hilariously expressed once, “big meaty men slappin’ meat.” That’s cute, but The Iron Claw is not No Holds Barred or Nacho Libre.
Read MoreFor better or worse, Poor Things is a movie of unsavory urges and scratched itches that pull the viewer down a pernicious drain of unconscionable behavior. There is a dark comedy buried in the muck of Poor Things that curdles to the surface in the final third as our strong female becomes the master of her own fate, body, heart, and business. Stone sells it at every turn. Still, at many points, one will wonder whether all of the absurdity will amount to something exotic or vapid.
Read MoreFor passionate movie enthusiasts seeking unrestricted access to global streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ Hotstar, a VPN is indispensable. VPNs tailored for movie streaming empower users to overcome geo-restrictions, ensuring access to blocked websites, while also safeguarding browsing history for heightened privacy.
Read MoreThis lovely approachability in a fabulous package should come as no surprise for a film directed by Paul King of two cherished Paddington films and co-written by his series partner Simon Farnaby. With little motif tingles of the old signature “Pure Imagination” melody percolating in Talbot’s score before the Chalamet’s rendition of the full song closes the film, Wonka builds a respectful and winsome bridge from the future to the past.
Read MoreFor their 136th episode, two animatronic film critics, two stop-motion dads, and two special effects teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, come together for a new episode of their frequent "Deep Cut" series where they examine the work and hidden gems of an actor or filmmaker. This time around, the gentlemen examine the highly influential under-the-title work of makeup and FX legend Stan Winston. Get decked out and animated with us.
Read MoreAmerican Fiction adds rich depth to its main character and becomes a more abundant movie. A movie of all industry schemes might veer to the cockamamie. Likewise, a movie of all family drama would get encumbered by the shuffle of heaviness. With American Fiction, those emotions balance each other, and audiences get the best of both worlds with arguably the year’s best satire packaged within a tissue-pulling, affecting drama.
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Netflix has many documentaries on nature, history, crime, and culture. But some documentaries are more fit than others to watch when you're stoned because they will uplift your mood, provoke your thoughts, or entertain your eyes, ears, and mind. There's a Netflix documentary for each, whether you're in the mood for funny, trippy, informative, or inspiring. Here are the ten best Netflix documentaries to watch when you're stoned and why they are worth your time.
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