By On Monday, MoviePass ex-CEO Mitch Lowe pled guilty to securities fraud reports The Verge. With the plea, Lowe reportedly admits to making false representations about the sustainability of a $9.95 monthly plan that promised ‘unlimited’ access to movies in theaters. Lowe took over as CEO of MoviePass in 2016 and
How Analyzing Movie Scripts Can Improve Your Thesis Writing Skills
Many students find writing a thesis to be one of the more challenging aspects of their degree. Why? Because it often demands that you do a lot of deep reading and thinking, and then communicate your ideas in a convincing and compelling way. But you don’t necessarily need to be
A Very Royal Scandal Review: The Crown Spinoff That Nobody Asked For
Disasters make great viewing, which explains TV’s current project of rewatching Emily Maitlis’ 2019 Newsnight interview with Prince Andrew from every possible angle. We’ve already seen Netflix’s Scoop (based on the memoir by Newsnight booker Sam McAllister, who proved miraculously central to every development in that telling, despite, oddly, barely featuring here), and now comes
Director Unhappy With “Speak No Evil” Remake
Danish filmmaker Christian Tafdrup, who helmed the 2022 psychological horror film “Gæsterne,” says he’s not happy about the recently released English-language remake of that film – James Watkins’ “Speak No Evil” from Blumhouse and Universal. Both films revolve around a couple who meet another couple on a trip and are
Nintendo, Pokemon File “Palworld” Lawsuit
Nintendo and The Pokemon Company have reportedly filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Pocketpair, the developer of the video game “Palworld” reports VGC Filed in Tokyo District Court, the lawsuit is reportedly after an injunction against infringement and is seeking compensatory damages on the grounds that the “Palworld” game “infringes
