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A Good Day to Die Hard
So, I suppose it's the conclusion of the storey. I believe the endless procession of shoot-em-up cop movies that captivated our hearts and brains in the 1980s and continue to be filmed today is coming to an end. At least for the time being.Steven Segall, Jean-Claude Van Damme, and Chuck Norris haven't had star billing in a long time.
By ADEEL KHAN4 years ago in Journal
The Kashmir Files Review😎 Anupam Kher Sparkles in The Film That Makes an Effect Yet Needs Balance
Numerous producers ordinarily take a more secure, here and there hesitant course to portray appalling genuine occurrences. In any case, chief Vivek Agnihotri goes straight for the effect in The Kashmir Files, which rotates around the mass migration of Kashmiri Hindus from the valley in the mid 1990s on account of an ascent in the Islamic aggressiveness, and the impact that it has made on the gathering from that point onward. Right from the principal scene, Agnihotri portrays the foul play that won in the area, and from subsequently features a progression of realistic, abhorrent minutes that will undoubtedly make you uncomfortable in the seat.
By Radhe forms4 years ago in Journal
‘France’: An Aware Reflection of the Artificial Media
The media is composed of a large segment of our contemporary society, being the main channel of collective mass communication. The media consists of broadcasting, publishing, and the internet, which includes, but is not limited to, print media (newspapers), cinema, broadcasting (television and radio), the news (journalists and news outlets), digital media (social media), photography, and advertising. But what is the role of the media?
By MovieBabble4 years ago in Journal
Christmas Movies Off the Beaten Path
This time of year, there are many choices for holiday movie viewing. From the bigger budget productions on outlets like HBO Max to the many Lifetime/Hallmark formula Christmas movies, there is definitely no shortage of options.
By Wm Kucera 4 years ago in Journal
The Change In Ebenezer Scrooge
This year more than other years many people have become too wrapped up in themselves and are forgetting that many need a helping hand. Unfortunately, humanity has become a word that does not mean what it once did and it is everyone for themselves. Today it is more important than ever before to contribute to those Salvation Army kettles this holiday. If we once again focus on the popular book by Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol" we can see that even the most miserable and angry of people and the stingiest can turn their lives around just in time.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Journal
'Encanto,' a Disney film, leads another quiet weekend at the box office.
With no fresh releases to contend with, Disney's animated musical fable "Encanto" has reclaimed the top spot on the domestic box office charts for the second time.
By Dhaneeja Kavisara4 years ago in Journal
CHRISTMAS MOVIE: FROM TEARS TO CELEBRATION
It was the Christmas movie that made me cry with tears rolling down my cheeks. It's a wonderful time of the year! Christmas movie time is here! Do you have a favorite Christmas movie? Perhaps, yours is the Christmas comedy-drama, The Miracle on 34th Street that was released in 1947 and won three academy awards. Honestly, there hasn't been a Christmas without The Miracle on 34th Street showing across our TV.
By Babs Iverson4 years ago in Journal
The Real Struggle to Survive
Have you seen this movie? I truly recommend it. Not only because of the suspense but because of the meaning behind it. If you haven’t seen this film, I’ll share a quick summary.
By Sharing Randomly4 years ago in Journal
'No Time To Die' Is OHMSS Rebooted For The 21st Century
Of all the actors who have donned the world famous tuxedo strapped with a Walther PPK, George Lazenby is the least known. Sandwiched between the late great Sean Connery and Roger Moore, the Australian certainly did himself no favours in choosing to do just one film and the antipodean is often used as a cultural reference point for forgettable non-iconic acting performances.
By Adebayo Adeniran4 years ago in Journal
Can Writers Learn From The Always Be Closing Line From the Movie, Glengarry Glen Ross,
Always Be Closing I woke up at 4 a.m. to write, and like many, there are times when I write whatever comes to mind, at times, I deliberately look for a topic to write about that can get readers which for someone who writes for a living means getting the money in the bank.
By Napoleon4 years ago in Journal
One night in Miami movie review
Based on Kemp Powers' play that seems to be inspired by the question he asked at the party, "One Night in Miami" he thinks of a fictional meeting of four black icons that took place behind the American Human Rights movement. The title of the film promises to be about Miami, as thought one evening in 1964.
By Dip Rai4 years ago in Journal
Goodbye To Gravity-The first-ever Movie to be shoot in Space
The film also features a long, lively dialogue between former U.S. astronaut Scott Parazynski and junk-jet-pack-tearing space underwear Sandra Bullock. He loves the film as he watches the solar power that gives him electricity every time he spends seven hours hanging on the arm of the International Space Station and repairing it. Actors Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, and Bill Paxton flew the famous NASA KC-135 aircraft, the comet "Vomit Comet," to simulate weightlessness as their astronauts prepared for space.
By D sapkota4 years ago in Journal