The world as we know it is always changing, not always for the better. The rise of censorship, loss of freedoms, diminishing food supplies, etc.: the world is always facing a crisis. And many are beginning to feel like they should start preparing for an emergency—a potentially apocalyptic scenario. Fortunately, Amazon Prime has tons of movies that focus on apocalyptic scenarios and how they might play out. Today, let’s go over seven of them. And don’t worry: if some of these movies are restricted based on the region you are located in, you can easily use a Firestick VPN to bypass any geo-restriction a certain movie has.
Read MoreNumerous visits to the casino have repeatedly shown us that the gamble is often worth the reward, while other times it is not. Although it may not always be possible for us to travel to places like Las Vegas, Monte Carlo or Macau to play to our hearts' content and encounter all of that, movies on gambling related themes are always available to watch on Netflix. So, if your bankroll is a little tight right now, you can always stream some of the top gambling movies on Netflix from our list.
Read MoreYou may wonder why so many casinos pursue this trend and what role movies play in it. It may come as a surprise, but several scientifically validated explanations for casinos do so. In reality, to address this question, here are some of the concepts behind these themes and a few explanations why incorporating movie-related themes will help the casino industry grow and attract new customers.
Read MoreAs if there was any doubt, it doesn’t take any wider eyes than those capturing the plebian pageantry on display to recognize the meaningful platforms symbolized by In the Heights. Characters that assert their dignity in small ways amplify messages with larger substance. The settings and themes of Chu’s film are made all the more important and prescient by our country’s current socio-political times. A 14-year-old musical has not lost an ounce of power in telling the world of an undoubtedly eminent cross-section of American culture that is here and not invisible any longer.
Read MoreStar Wars has a huge number of unique and special planets where it would be wonderful to live on like the desert lands of the planet Tatooine or the busy metropolitan city of Coruscant. However, many people wonder which planet would be the best to live on among all of them? So in an interview by Betway casino Matt Hudson the co-host of the Star Wars podcast has shared his views about the planets and they are as follows:
Read MoreFor our ninth episode, our hosts get lost in Terrence Malick curtains and the long passage of aimless universe creation. 25YL film critics, beligerent dads, and hopelessly lost school teachers Will Johnson and Don Shanahan are at their most defensive in the directions of love and hate on Malick's "The Tree of Life." Put your earmuffs on, because this Hissy Fit gets colorful in a hurry! Come for the shared challenge and tirade and stay for the mutual love and respect for the fun movies encapsulate. Enjoy our podcast!
Read MoreUnsurprisingly, movie nights have become extremely popular over the past year due to lockdowns and restrictions. Movie theaters around the world have had to close, leaving people with no choice but to watch all the latest releases from their homes, instead (thank you, Netflix). If you think about it, this is probably a blessing in disguise. At movie theaters you have to pay for tickets, sit in tiny seats (unless you’re a big spender who pays for the VIP ones), your shoes stick to the floor, and you can’t go to the bathroom unless you’re willing to miss five minutes of the movie. Oh, and you have to pay for snacks if you aren’t brave enough to sneak them in under your coat!
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Movies are meant to entertain, thrill and provide an escape. They can also be educational. From crime procedurals to movies about the banking industry, you may find yourself engrossed in both the plot and the ins and outs of these sectors. Read about four movies that both entertain and give insight into successful business practices.
Read Moreby Lewis Robinson
The human love affair with movies has been going on for more than a century. People have embraced it in all its forms. In good times and bad, people flock to the movie theatres in droves. Friends gather in living rooms around the world to share the latest offerings. Beyond entertainment, what is it that makes going to the movies such a universal activity?
Read MoreFor our eighth episode, two monsters meet and instead of hugging it out, our hosts team up to present a special DOUBLE HATER edition! 25YL film critics, protective dads, and tough school teachers Will Johnson and Don Shanahan are in complete agreement on the mess that is "Godzilla vs. Kong." Rather than argue, they combine their powers together to point out the negatives of this and the entire MonsterVerse. No need to choose a side on this one! Come for the shared challenge and tirade and stay for the mutual love and respect for the fun movies encapsulate.
Read Moreby Donald Mena
We either try to start studying something new, or we are nostalgic for the university years — in any case, thematic movies will come in handy. We are sure that you will definitely watch "Legally Blonde", "Good Will Hunting" or "A beautiful mind” but good movies related to education are not limited to them. Here we will pay some attention to the best movies about student life - both comedies and dramas: from frenzied parties to the first experiences of political debates.
Read MoreWe all know someone who loves to watch different kinds of movies, right? Well, I think watching a movie has become one of the primary sources of entertainment that we all do during this time of the pandemic. We love to binge-watch our favorite films all day and little by little, transforming ourselves to become fanatics of the movie. To help you decide between a variety of choices, here are some examples of the best gifts to give if you know someone who loves to watch movies.
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