Television / Movies

Untold facts about Whitney Scott Mathers, Eminem's adopted Daughter

By David Brown · 4 years ago

Whitney Scott Mathers is one of the three daughters of popular American rapper, Eminem. Whitney is the biological daughter of Eminem’s ex-wife, Kimberly, from her relationship with another man. She was later adopted by the ...

The Reason why Irina Shayk Hates Lady Gaga

By Sarah Donalds · 4 years ago

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper‘s chemistry in A Star Is Born has spilled off the screen, and some fans are certain the co-stars must be more than friends. But how are the rumors affecting Cooper’s ...

7 Things You Must Know About Robert Downey Jr

By Sarah Donalds · 4 years ago

Robert Downey Jr. led a life that deserves to be turned into a movie. Like come on, there are drama, action, failure, fame and some drugs! It was a miracle when Robert resurrected his flailing ...

5 Best Kids Anime

By Limarc Ambalina · 4 years ago

In the past, anime was thought of as a form of entertainment only for children. While some people may still feel that way, there are more and more anime being produced for adults and young ...

Top 5 High School Romance Anime Every Otaku Must See

By Limarc Ambalina · 4 years ago

Ah, high school—a place where budding hormones float through the air, as we all navigate our way through adolescence. Seeing as high school is where most people experience their first love or crush, it’s the ...

Gangster Films

By Can Burak · 4 years ago

It's almost 50 years since one of the greatest gangster movies of all time Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather (1972) film was released. The film was based on Mario Puzo's novel of the same name ...

Twisted a.k.a. Psycho ex-girlfriend FIlm Review

By Laika Lalonde · 4 years ago

Twisted is a short thriller that instantly hooks the audience. Featuring many compelling characters, we follow them on this frivolous journey facing love, angst and suspense. The following synopsis captures the story perfectly: "Kara has ...

Joker (2019): an affresco of madness

By Gianluca Fiore · 5 years ago

I went into the cinema to watch Joker by Todd Phillips without knowing much about either the movie and the character: I had watched the previous rendition of it of Heath Ledger and the older ...

The Reasons Why Video Marketing Must Be The Next Step In Your Business

By Robert Green · 5 years ago

Today there are several ways that any business can use video in their marketing campaigns. In fact, video is fast becoming a prerequisite for many companies for the simple reason that people in the digital ...

Tenki No Ko: Weathering With You Glossary — Characters, Release Dates, Synopsis, Trailers

By Limarc Ambalina · 5 years ago

With Tenki No Ko: Weathering With You now playing in Japan, Indonesia, The Philippines, Australia, and more countries to come, the hype around Shinkai's latest film is starting to heat up even more. Some readers ...

Drone Aerial Filming of Downton Abbey The Movie (release date 13/09/19 UK)

By Helen Harvey · 5 years ago

The eagerly awaited Downton Abbey movie is set to hit the UK cinemas September 13th 2019 (09/20/19 USA), distributed by Universal Studios International and Focus Features. Marzano Films aerial filming team were thrilled to work ...

If Tom Cruise wet the bed last night, is Roger Ebert's review of Minority Report still valid?

By Thomas Cullen · 6 years ago

The reason why I’m intrigued, by this concept, is that for all of my life (or rather for just the vast majority of my life – no satire intended) movies have come across as being ...

Superman Returns (2006) review: good teaches evil to believe in itself

By Thomas Cullen · 6 years ago

For a very long time, Superman Returns is a film that has confounded me. I’ve always had a respect for the picture, but at the same time I’ve usually found it difficult to truly enjoy ...

Nocturnal Animals review: experiences that come to life, so that they can reject themselves

By Thomas Cullen · 6 years ago

In the past, I’ve alluded to the possibility that Nocturnal Animals is the greatest movie of all time. Now this might still be true (I happen to no longer believe that 1977’s The Sentinel has ...