If you're thinking about developing an app, you're probably wondering how much it will cost. In this blog post, we'll break down the cost of app development and show you how to reduce the cost. We'll also discuss the benefits of outsourcing app development and how long it takes to develop an app. So read on to learn more!
Read Moreby Ruby Davey
If you are a film student or love watching movies, writing a film essay is one of your most straightforward tasks. All you have to do is watch a movie or read a novel that interests you and then analyze it by identifying its themes and characters' relationships. By hiring cheap assignment writing, you can quickly complete this task. You can also choose famous films like Titanic or The Dark Knight Rises as topics for your essay.
Read MoreStress and anxiety in the workplace are all too common. Whether it’s due to a heavy workload, demanding deadlines or difficult colleagues, it can be hard to cope with such high levels of stress in a single day. However, it’s important not to let these worries take over your life and to learn how to manage them effectively to continue working productively. If you’re struggling with stress and anxiety at work, here are some steps to better manage these feelings and get back on track.
Read MoreAaron White of the Feelin’ Film podcast and I relish competition and appreciate a challenge for any kind of bragging rights. He had the idea of laying down some bold predictions for the coming year as “bets” to win a prize between us. So, we each took turns to research and document six measurable claims for the upcoming year across industry trends and box office projections. The critic with the most predictions right this time next year wins. Enjoy the show!
Read MoreFor their 94th episode, two globe-trotting critics, two gadget-y dads, and two dapper school teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan are joined by return guest Ben Cahlamer. The Phoenix-based film critic of The Cinema Files joins the gentleman to talk about the 25th anniversary of James Bond entry "Tomorrow Never Dies." Starring Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce, and a then-fresh-faced (and, we can only hope, future Oscar winner) Michelle Yeoh, the 1997 actioner made our talkers long for the good old practical effects days of Ian Fleming's government agent.
Read MoreFor their 93rd episode, two roaring critics, two snakebit dads, and two school teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan are joined again, for the second week in a row, with guest Cati Glidewell of the Blonde in Front for the second of two recordings. Just in time for its wide release, they break down the exhausting and decadent opus that is "Babylon" from director Damien Chazelle. The only thing that can match that movie's energy is the reactionary energy from our trio.
Read MoreFor their 92nd episode, two artistic critics, two divorced dads, and two cinematographer school teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan welcome back frequent guest Cati Glidewell of the Blonde in Front for two recordings. The first covers the new Steven Spielberg film The Fabelmans. The panel is mixed on reactions, but we all see the Oscar push and prognosticate its chances. Come for the shared challenge and tirade and stay for the mutual love and respect for the fun movies encapsulate. Enjoy our podcast!
Read MoreGames based on movies have been popular for more than ten years. Unfortunately, not all of them earned the recognition. Some left unseen, others became more popular even than the movie itself. We will mention the most popular projects, discuss why such games can be exciting for players and positive features they can bring for the original movie. You will also see how the gameplay and game models are made.
Read Moreby Amanda Winstead
How different would the world be if more people had self-respect, confidence in their abilities and worth, and love for themselves? How much better would each person’s life be if they had more self-esteem? The world and people’s lives would probably be much happier and more peaceful, among other things. However, as valuable as high self-esteem is, developing it amid life’s ups and downs can be a challenge.
Read Moreby Lewis Robinson
“The Pursuit of Happyness” is a 2006 movie that stars Will Smith and his son Jaden. This biographical film won a lot of awards and is recognized as a movie that everyone should watch at least once. The film follows Chris Gardner as he tries to deal with the responsibilities of being a parent while also going through the trials of being homeless.
Read Moreby Lewis Robinson
The motion picture industry has struggled to find consistency across multiple genres when grouping a collection of movies into a franchise. Recapturing the magic from the first movie is a challenging task. One of the exceptions to this fact is the overall success of Marvel's collection of action movies. Here are three things about Marvel movies that you may not have considered and will help guide you with a different perspective when you watch your next Marvel movie.
Read MoreCelebrating their seventh year, the Chicago Indie Critics have announced the nominees for their newly-named film awards. Welcome to the era of “The Windies.” The voting film critic members completed ballots this week to select Windie nominees in 25 categories. The CIC members will commence a final round of voting ending on January 13, 2023. The 2022 Windie winners will be announced on the evening of January 21, 2023, during their annual Awards Party event held at the Music Box Theatre Lounge in Chicago.
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