by Lewis Robinson
There are many reasons why people go to see a movie, and one of the biggest is that movies give us the ability to experience a life that's completely different from our own. While some fail to portray the experience accurately, there are a handful of movies that nail what it's like to fight in a war, whether it's in the thick of the action or in the difficulties after coming home.
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"Cast Away" debuted in movie theatres in the year 2000. It was directed by Robert Zemeckis, nominated for two Oscars, enjoyed huge success at the box office, and starred Helen Hunt and one of the most beloved leading men of all time, Tom Hanks. It even has a Rotten Tomatoes audience satisfaction score of 83%. So why do so many people hate it?
Read MoreIf you have been a part of Netflix’s legacy, these are some TV shows you must watch. We have recommended a few of them here so that you can get started on your Netflix March watchlist right now. There are recommendations from mixed genres, so if you need more details on them, ping us below.
Read Moreby Pamela Foster
The movie industry has been using advertising and marketing for over a century. That span includes the trailer industry that dates back to 1913 with the preview for “The Pleasure Seekers.” Interestingly, it was a Broadway musical and the trailer was shown after (trailed) movies. However, today tools like search engine optimization (SEO) can help get the word out about products and services, including new films.
Read Moreby Lewis Robinson
Anyone who has ever tried looking for a movie to watch during the age of streaming services knows the struggle. The more options you have, it seems, the harder it is to find something you'll enjoy. You switch from Netflix to Hulu to HBO Max, and before you know it, an hour has gone by. If you're looking for an uplifting movie to watch, just choose something on this list and skip the search.
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The movie Sideways is what Roger Ebert's website calls "the best human comedy of the year." After its release in September 2004, Sideways received many accolades, nominations and awards.
Read Moreby Kevin Faber
The Devil Wears Prada is one of the most iconic romantic comedies of the early twenty-first century. Meryl Streep's performance alone is enough to keep audiences coming. But why is this? To learn more, here is a review of this hilarious and heartwarming movie.
Read Moreby Kevin Faber
If you are interested in artificial intelligence and the ideas that surround it, the 2014 movie Transcendence may be right up your alley. It is packed with drama and action. Roger Ebert's movie-review website describes it as true science fiction, exploring the concepts of who we are and where we're going as we relate to AI.
Read MoreMaybe Fresh’s exotic menu is not a good place for that “no thank you bite.” However, please, please, pretty please with sugar on top, only apply that very fair dismissal to the controversial cuisine on display and not the actual movie. You would be missing a very interesting movie, one you might laugh at or become scared to death to experience. That sensation is worth its morsel of escapism.
Read MoreIn order to figure out which films received the most nominations, the USDish team gathered data from five different awards organizations: the Academy Awards (Oscars), the Golden Globes, the Screen Actors Guild Awards, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA), and the Critics Choice Awards. The information and conclusions in this article are based solely on data from only these five organizations.
Read Moreby Emma Wilson
Hairdressing movies are hilarious and are modern-day stress-busters. Some cult classics remain popular and heart-warming across the family tree and make you love your tresses. Here are some iconic hairdressing films to watch in your low moments or festive season. They will surely brighten up your hour and give you plenty of hair inspiration at the start of 2022.
Read MoreOn March 13th, the Critics Choice Association (CCA) announced the winners of the 27th annual Critics Choice Awards LIVE on The CW and TBS during an in-person ceremony hosted by Taye Diggs and Nicole Byer. The star-studded gala in Los Angeles was held at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel, while in London more stars gathered at the Savoy Hotel for a festive party that was part of the live telecast.
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