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Reviews of new and classic family-friendly films; the perfect picks for movie night.

Review of the Midnight Club
If you have a hard time with young terminally ill adults, then this may not be the movie for you. Even though the focus of the movie is more on the manor and it’s past, it does still touch base on the young adults and the fact that they are facing death.
By Kerrie G.Diaz3 years ago in Families
The movie 'Vaathi' fails to live up to its potential as a thought-provoking education drama, despite Dhanush's performance being unable to salvage the overall mediocre execution.
Venky Atluri's Vaathi (also known as SIR in Telugu) is a film that begins with a nonchalant yet intriguing introduction, setting the stage for a potentially sobering and thought-provoking story. The opening scene sees three boys discovering a box of video cassettes, which leads them to the District Collector's office, where they stumble upon a picture of Dhanush on the wall. The casual and subdued energy of the opening scene, coupled with the promise of an entire film in the same vein, sets the tone for what could have been an engaging and evocative film.
By Thirumalai .G3 years ago in Families
Vaathi/Sir Review
Vaathi Movie Synopsis: In the 1990s, a dedicated math teacher's assistant undertakes a challenging mission to uplift the education of underprivileged students, despite the political obstacles surrounding the education system. The story of Vaathi movie revolves around his unwavering determination to transform the lives of his students through education, despite facing numerous challenges and adversities along the way. With perseverance and a strong sense of purpose, the teacher strives to make a positive impact in the lives of these students who would otherwise be denied opportunities for a better future. Overall, Vaathi movie portrays an inspiring tale of hope, resilience, and the transformative power of education.
By Deva raj3 years ago in Families
Movie Review
Blending extreme emotions and comedy in the right proportions can be an arduous task for filmmakers. If not done correctly, it can fail to keep the audience engaged. However, when done correctly, it can be an effective tool to keep the audience hooked. One such film that has successfully achieved this balance is Kavin's Dada. The film depicts the challenges faced by Manikandan (played by Kavin) as he tries to provide a good life for himself and his child, with moments of levity interspersed throughout.
By NaveeN R3 years ago in Families
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Movie
Introduction I just saw Ant-Man the WASP quantumania the first movie in Marvel's phase five and we've gotta talk about it we're the critics right is this a Rotten Tomato or are there actually a lot of redeeming qualities here we're gonna get into all of that but no they weren't wrong hey yo what the so I want to start by saying that this is one of those instances where a movie or a show really bothered me and I've been through this uh enough times on vocal media and doing this uh for as long as I have where I know that when something that we all go watch that's you know marvel Star Wars related if it's something that I really don't like I can get really toxic about it and sort of just get so focused on like what I didn't like about it and I do want to sort of just put out there right away that you know for instance I saw this movie with my friend kelly she actually liked the movie she didn't think it was like incredible but she liked it way more than I did and I'm sure there are many of you that really enjoyed Quantum Mania there are some actual good things in this movie I'm going to start by talking about those but man oh man oh man did I not like this movie okay so if you're one of those people that like really gets upset when somebody's talking down on something that you really liked and you really like Quantum mini maybe just read the first part of this post we're gonna go deep on this.
By Dhanasekar N3 years ago in Families
Sexual satisfaction in a healthy relationship.
In today's world, love, sex, and marriage are topics that are frequently discussed and highly valued. Many people view love as the foundation of a fulfilling relationship, and sex is seen as a crucial component of intimacy and overall relationship satisfaction. At the same time, marriage remains a popular and highly respected institution, with many individuals striving to build long-lasting partnerships that provide security, companionship, and a sense of purpose.
By Nyagwachi Obiero 3 years ago in Families
what is the History american presidents
what is the History american presidents The history of American Presidents is a rich and complex subject that spans over two centuries. From George Washington to Joe Biden, the United States has seen a diverse array of leaders, each with their own unique style, ideas, and impact on the country and the world. The journey of the American Presidency is a story of growth, evolution, and the pursuit of democracy, marked by key events and actions that have shaped the nation and its place in the world.
By xis-kaab123 years ago in Families
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - Movie Review
The Fellowship of the Ring is the first installment of NewLine’s cinematic adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's literary trilogy. As a person who has never read the books, I was curious and interested but not overly excited to see how it all turned out. The film does not disappoint, and even those who have not read the books can enjoy the movie.
By Dev Bala3 years ago in Families
Top 3 bluetooth earbuds
Bluetooth earbuds have become increasingly popular due to their convenience and portability. With so many options available, it can be challenging to choose the right pair. In this article, we will discuss the top 3 Bluetooth earbuds: Philips T1207, TOZO NC2, and Boean U18, as well as a bonus pair of Bluetooth headphones, the JBL T450BT, and their unique features.
By Giorgio Fregonese3 years ago in Families
In the Earth
"In the Earth" is a movie that's tailored for those who enjoy midnight showings. The film is intense, eerie, grandiose, and oftentimes, profound. Although some segments may appear hurried, and the ending may leave something to be desired, each part is etched into your mind. The story is mainly set in a dreary forest that resembles a fairy tale, where science experts are terrorized by both human and supernatural forces. This low-budget thriller has the confidence and swagger of a big-budget production. Ben Wheatley, the writer and director, masterfully blends science fiction, horror, and supernatural elements, while paying homage to classic cinematic techniques, including Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "The Shining." However, the overarching inspiration for the film seems to come from the grimy, unsettling 1970s horror films that also serve as endurance tests, like "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," "The Last House on the Left," and "Halloween." The viewers leave the film feeling either exhilarated.
By Zakir Bhai!!!!3 years ago in Families
Your Place or Mine Movie Review
The classic Hollywood romantic comedy, once a staple of pop culture, has faded into obscurity in recent years. Gone are the days when any two popular actors thrown together in a mildly inconvenient situation could generate romance and sell tickets. Nowadays, meet cutes and grand declarations of love are few and far between. The latest addition to this dwindling genre, "Your Place or Mine," is a pleasant diversion, but it falls short of reminding us what we've been missing.
By Desu Gopi3 years ago in Families
The FabelMans Movie Honest Review
The Fabelmans, a middle-class Jewish family in the middle of the 20th century, are the center of Steven Spielberg's film. The film delves into the conflicts between an individual's artistic pursuits and their personal responsibilities, as well as the mysteries of talent and happiness. The family comprises of the matriarch Mitzi, a former concert pianist, now a homemaker and piano teacher, and the patriarch Burt, a scientist working for various tech companies who likes to shoot home movies. One night, Mitzi and Burt take their eight-year-old son Sammy to his first theatrical film experience, "The Greatest Show on Earth," which ends with a spectacular miniature train crash sequence. Sammy becomes obsessed with the scene and asks for a train set, which he crashes in an attempt to recreate the scene, angering his father. Mitzi suggests that Sammy shoot the trains crashing with his father's camera instead of bashing the trains to watch one crash over and over again. Sammy is a prodigy and a potential genius, as his first film employs multiple, dynamic angles to capture the crash and uses editing to create suspense and visual humor.
By Desu Gopi3 years ago in Families