By While the Arthouse was an amazing place with its mix of indie, international and revival films playing, there was a limiting aspect. While you’re multiple might have had a dozen screens, the arthouse in your town maybe had one or two screens. That meant a lot movies that you read
The Ever-Evolving Landscape of Film: A Look at the Latest Industry Statistics
The film industry has undergone massive changes and disruptions over the past few years. From the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic to increased competition from streaming giants, the landscape today looks very different than it did just a decade ago. Market Size and Growth The global film industry was valued
The One Where I Met Your Mother: Season Six, Episode Twenty-Three: “The One with the Ring”/”Landmarks”
The post The One Where I Met Your Mother: Season Six, Episode Twenty-Three: “The One with the Ring”/”Landmarks” appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Natalie and David hug Bruce Willis with Joey in “The One with the Ring” and hug Bob Odenkirk with Marshall in “Landmarks.” Friends season six, episode twenty-three,
DVD Review: The Mistress
When moving from a house, you are expected to take all your stuff out of the building. There are cases where it’s been negotiated that the new owners get to keep the washer, dryer, refrigerator or a piece of furniture that “belongs” to the room. Other than those exceptions, everything
Monday Movie: Apocalypse Now, by Tyler Smith
The post Monday Movie: Apocalypse Now, by Tyler Smith appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of Apocalypse Now originally ran as part of our Top 100 movies list. The strange thing about war is that, even when you’re
