Chris Rock’s monologue and subsequent skits at the Oscars made a mockery of the very serious issue of racism in Hollywood. Here’s why.
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Hey there are other movies coming out this weekend. If you can’t get that Force Awakens ticket, this Poehler/Fey laugh fest is a great alternative. Read this review by guest contributor, Christine Faison aka “The Ref” from the hot entertainment podcast “Why Watch That” on the Dynamic Network. (Level 3)
Magic Mike XXL is the most fun you will have at the movies – not just this summer – ever! At the end I was like a small child just wanting to “do it again”. If you only see one film this holiday weekend, make it this one.
From the funniest movie of the year to two inspiring bio pics, from a wonderous musical to a sweeping historical saga, 2014 is a banner year for great holiday movies. Oh and I’ve seen “The Interview” too! Here is a rundown of what to see and what to skip this season.
As Above So Below was so awful that we laughed throughout. I kept expecting the Wayans Brothers to show up. Read on for my full review.
From comedy to really serious dramas (thinking “12 Years A Slave”) there are about 70 movies coming out between now and awards season! Not sure about the wisdom of releasing this many films as unfortunately most will lose money due to a glut of content. Filmgoers just can’t see this many films! But here are five I saw this week, that were all great cinema experiences in very different ways.
From the Great Gatsby to Fast and Furious 6 to Before Midnight to Star Trek: Into the Darkness – the summer movie race is in full swing, Let TGATP give you the skinny on what films to see and what film, surprisingly, missed the mark.
Every holiday season a spate of highly anticipated films are onto the movie going public. Some live up to the hype while some are a waste of your holiday minutes. Here are seven TGATP feels make the cut!