Day One Movie Details, Film Cast, Genre & Rating

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Day One Movie Details, Film Cast, Genre & Rating

Release Date June 28, 2024 Running Time Not available The alien invasion is told through from the perspective of new characters.... Full synopsis » MOVIE REVIEW This movie review is currently away from the desk. Please come again. …

Clint Eastwood Did Something in ‘Unforgiven’ He’d Never Done Before

The Big Picture Clint Eastwood redefined the Western genre with gritty realism, often playing antiheroes who challenged traditional hero archetypes. Unforgiven was the first and only time Eastwood has played a black-hat Western villain, though he doesn't show this dark…

The Disney Avengers Animated Show That Never Released in the US

Summary Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers combines Marvel superheroes with Digimon-like elements, creating a unique and refreshing animated series. The show features iconic Marvel characters battling villains like Loki alongside heroes like Iron Fist and War Machine. Despite positive reviews,…

‘We Grown Now’ Film Review: A Brilliant “Dream Bigger” Story

As Minhal Baig’s We Grown Now unfolds, a true lack of understanding of someone else’s life begins to set in; the struggles to put food on the table, and to grow up underserved and emboldened at such a young age…

This Clint Eastwood Movie Has the Best Saloon in Any Western

The Big Picture For a Few Dollars More is an underrated Western that was overshadowed by its predecessor. The film showcases the tense and compelling partnership between the "Man With No Name" and Colonel Mortimer. The saloon battle scene in…

Who Is David Ellison and Why Does Paramount’s Future Rest in His Hands?

Summary David Ellison is a Hollywood powerhouse making strides thanks to his penchant for producing blockbusters. Ellison, son of the tech tycoon Larry Ellison, plans to reshape the industry, putting his less-than-stellar acting career in the rearview mirror. The potential…

‘Boy Kills World’ Film Review: Enough Already

Today’s action films just aren’t fun anymore. With the exception of a select few, most action thrillers drown in an excess of preposterously over-the-top moments that make them hard to enjoy. Existing in the tired world of video game-inspired action,…

Anant Singh and Videovision Champion 30 Years of Democracy Worldwide

South Africa’s journey towards democracy was a long and arduous one. Yet, amidst the struggle, a powerful tool emerged – film. South African cinema became more than just entertainment; it transformed into a crucial platform for exposing the brutality of…

Alfred Hitchcock’s Most Unnerving Thriller Is Based on a Freaky True Story

The Big Picture Hitchcock's film, Rope , inspired by the real-life Leopold and Loeb case, took creative liberties. Rope , initially not a classic, has been re-evaluated as a masterful film due to its innovative continuous one-shot. Loeb was killed…

The Most Book-Faithful Dracula Movie Is Also the Hardest One to Find

Summary Count Dracula (1977) on BBC was the most faithful adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel, focusing on realism and accuracy over sensationalism. Director Philip Saville crafted a nuanced, gritty TV movie of Dracula, with standout performances, like Louis Jourdan as…

Cary Elwes Talks Special Connection To Guy Ritchie’s Film, ‘Knuckles,’ ‘The Princess Bride’ & More [The Discourse Podcast]

In this week’s episode of The Discourse, host Mike DeAngelo goes undercover to discuss “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” with star Cary Elwes (“The Princess Bride,” “Stranger Things,” “Saw”). The movie is based on real events and dives into the origin of the Special…

One of the Very First Horror Westerns Started Out as a Joke

The Big Picture The concept of the horror Western, like the vampire Western, brilliantly combines old and new genres, creating a unique aesthetic interplay. Curse of the Undead was a joke turned successful horror Western film, mixing Gothic vampire elements…

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