By Multiple outlets churn out film critics polls at the end of the year in an effort to figure out what were the best movies of the past twelve months. In an interesting little project, World of Reel has amalgamated multiple polls from mainstream publications, “high-brow curated polls”, cinephile publications and
New “Superman” Aims To Be Apolitical
Superman represents many things to many different people, but at his core the comic character has always served as a symbol of decency, kindness and compassion for mankind. It’s something Christopher Reeve’s Superman perfectly embodied, but subsequent big screen interpretations have moved away from the Kryptonian boy scout idea in
Details On Nolan’s “Odyssey” IMAX Cameras
When it comes to Christopher Nolan’s films, their sound mix has been one of the most discussed topics of his work – reaching an apex with “Tenet” where inaudible dialogue became one of the film’s most discussed criticisms. Nolan himself revealed the cause last year to Insider – the filmmaker
Babygirl Falls Short But Has A Strong Performance By Nicole Kidman
Romy (Nicole Kidman) appears to have a perfect life. She is a successful and admired executive, mother, and wife. However in the new film “Babygirl” all is not as it seems. Romy’s attentive husband Jacob (Antonio Banderas) gives her plenty of affection and love but she harbors a secret in
De Niro-Led ZERO DAY Trailer
Netflix has released a teaser trailer for Robert De Niro’s first television series – Zero Day. It is described as a political conspiracy thriller centering on a devastating global cyberattack, a “Zero Day” event. De Niro plays respected former U.S. President George Mullen who is called in to help the
