Movie nights are always a blast. Whether you’re with friends or family, there’s just something special about gathering together to watch a good film. If you want to make your next movie night even better, though, why not try doing it at home? With these top tips, you can relax and enjoy a movie night like never before!
Read MoreThe new series has recently come to an end and Peaky Blinders fans are sure that there will be a movie to follow the successful series. Plenty of movie fans is placing their bets on if there will be a move or not with non UK casinos at wish being a popular option for many. The rumors have nee confirmed, and a film is set to be made with filming set to start in early 2023 this means that the film will probably be launched at some point during 2024.
Read MoreLas Vegas is often referred to as the gambling capital of the US. While this may be true, there are several other states that offer gambling options that rival those in Las Vegas. Despite this, Nevada still earns more revenue from gambling than any other state in the country. So what makes Las Vegas so special when it comes to gambling?
Read MoreFor their 58th episode, pudgy film critics, pandemic dads, and formerly-quarantined teachers Will Johnson and Don Shanahan welcome back Chicago-based film critic Annie Banks of Chuck Load of Comics for a second episode. They dive into the headspace and isolation of Bo Burnham's recent Grammy-award winning comedy special Inside. The debate is on whether this was a movie or just a very well-produced comedy special among other triggers and peccadillos that come with the manic personality of Bo Burnham.
Read MoreThe Daniels writing and directing team of Daniel Scheinart and Dan Kim (Swiss Army Man) apply surrealism that zips and zings to an extreme level in creating a very domestic multiverse movie that subverts superhero motifs. All the dazzlement laid before the audience funnels levels of familial love more connective and invincible than any costumed paragon from a bigger movie. To absorb this exhilarating and passionate flurry, you will need far more than 10% of both your brain and your heart.
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Working from home sounds like an amazing gig from the outside if you have never done it before. You get to be more flexible with your schedule and usually get to wear whatever you want. Once you try it you may realize that not all work-from-home jobs are created equal. Hollywood has made most remote jobs seem pretty great and lot of wisdom can be found even in some of the most outrageous examples. Here are some usable remote work lessons you can learn from characters in these top movies.
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If you're a professional in the world of investing, or at least an interested party, you're in luck entertainment-wise. There's a wide range of movies that tackle this subject, many of which are critical darlings. So, if you want to start a watch list, here are three iconic movies that focus on investing.
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Businesses involved in the vaping industry seem to have sponsored a significant amount of money on advertising and marketing. Vaping scenes in movies are currently a popular trend, and several documentaries, including “Beyond The Cloud,” a French documentary, also include them. For example, a company that manufactures the best vaping equipment can sponsor the making of the film to have their product included in it.
Read MoreAccessories have the ability to bring the drabbiest of ensembles to life or make an outfit that may have been considered out of place for an occasion suddenly fit in. But accessories are a world of their own; from hats to eyewear to jewelry, they come in a wide variety of colors, shapes, and sizes.
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If you like “The Office,” you can probably quote a lot of the characters. But have you ever thought about how the world has changed and made “The Office” age poorly?
Read MoreWhen you consider the craft that is cinema and the movies that really are considered iconic, there is a decent chance that a close-up was used to really strike a chord and help to connect you emotionally to what is playing out on screen. There are many ways a filmmaker will look to encourage and elicit a reaction from his audience, the use of a great score or a jolting jump cut, but a close-up is perhaps the most common tool in their armory, and it’s one that can be incredibly effective when used correctly.
Read MoreFor their 57th episode, fanboy film critics, drained dads, and Oscar-challenged teachers Will Johnson and Don Shanahan follow the Oscar season with a late appointment on the newest film of Paul Thomas Anderson, namely Licorice Pizza. With PTA involved, that welcomes back guest Barbara VanDenburgh of USA Today to the three-way bruhaha. The trio also unwind for an extended rant about the state of the Oscars that presents some of the best debate CHF has ever had! It's more golden than the Oscars themselves.
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