Television / Movies

Obsession and Desire in Film Noir

By Laura Eggers Underhill · 17 years ago

What makes a good film noir romance? And how is it different from, say, a romantic comedy or romantic drama? A romance in any genre surely must have plenty of trouble and complications to create ...

The Celebrity Culture

By Terry Sandhu · 17 years ago

We live in a world which is based on illusion and perception. We are obsessed by the way other people live and look. We look enviously at the world of celebrity, and we wish that ...

Psycho-Ria's Review

By Ria Thompson · 17 years ago

Alfred Hitchcock is the man! The movie starts off in Arizona with Marion (Janet Leigh), and Sam (John Gavin) making out on the bed in a hotel room. Sam is as broke as a piece ...

Sitcoms have changed from the beloved series of the 1970s ("All in the Family," "Newhart," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," and so on). I think the changes in the sitcom have been a natural reflection ...

Little Mermaid

By Macie Brown · 17 years ago

The fairy tale, the Little Mermaid (Den lille havfrue), was written in 1836. It was written by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen. It is about a young mermaid who is prepared to give up all ...

The Glamour of Holography on the Silver Screen

By Astrid Mitchell · 17 years ago

As the editor of Holography News, it’s always fascinating to see the latest trends in holography streets behind the fantastical science fiction world’s vision of what the technology should achieve. The interesting thing is that ...

Movie Downloads - Now & Forever

By Vicky Dangi · 17 years ago

Downloading music is a phenomena which has gown ever since its inception and is sure to continue growing with time. No matter how many objections might be raised against it, it is something that is ...

Free Download Vs Paid Download

By Vicky Dangi · 17 years ago

One of the greatest booms of the Internet, apart from social networking sites, is the online downloads. Be it movies, songs, music videos or shows, online downloading websites have been climbing up the charts like ...

Collecting Celebrity Memorabilia For Profit

By B Abbott · 17 years ago

Collecting celebrity memorabilia is fun, but it can also be very profitable. Here's how you can cash in from celebrity collectibles without spending a lot of money. Rare autographs and photos are hard to find. ...

A History of Anime: 1907 to 1969

By Bobby Hunt · 17 years ago

A History of Anime: 1907 to 1969 Though anime in Japan refers to animation in general; for the rest of the world, the term is specific to Japanese animation. Dating back to the start of ...

Pirates To Outfox Movie Studios

By Mark Shaw · 17 years ago

"Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it," a famous person once said, though I forget who. Or from whom he probably stole the phrase. But it's a maxim Hollywood might do ...

The Art of Sneaking Food into the Movie Theater

By Ria Thompson · 17 years ago

If you must go to a movie theater, you will pay premium price for a movie ticket, but you can go cheap on food by following my guidelines in this article to save yourself some ...

"Coach Carter" Sends an Outstanding Message About a Coach with Integrity, Honor and Goodness

By Ed Bagley · 17 years ago

Coach Carter - 3 Stars (Good) Samuel L. Jackson plays Coach Ken Carter in a good sports drama with an outstanding message for today's high school basketball players who see playing with the pros as ...

The Saddest Movie That I Ever Watched

By Andrew Conway · 17 years ago

Maybe it the sign of the times that I would pick Flight 93 as the saddest movie that I had ever seen. Usually I like movies were I do not know the ending but after ...

Two Films Offer Great Examples of What Not to Do With Your Life

By Ed Bagley · 17 years ago

Copyright © 2006 Ed Bagley Kiss the Bride - 2 Stars (Average) Kiss the Bride centers around four sisters from an Italian Catholic family in Rhode Island trying to work out their childhood hang-ups as ...

The Best Batman Series Ever

By Andrew Conway · 17 years ago

Batman Begins is the story of how Bruce Wayne became Batman. It was a 2005 film that was directed by Christopher Nolan that starred Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne/Batman,Michael Caine as Alfred, Liam Neeson as ...

Crash A Movie Review

By Andrew Conway · 17 years ago

Crash tells the interlocking stories of people of different ethnic backgrounds. Whites, blacks,Koreans,Latinos,Iranians,the police and the criminals, the rich and poor, and the powerful and the less fortunate.Directed by Paul Haggis this film had a ...