Image sourced from Twitter @karmalrashtbokhana - 10/22/18 03:44AM Eastern The winner of the
year so far
I love these, which have been entertaining and sometimes educational as well. But I won't repeat the cliche comments above - if you know what cliche 'you won an IAFROCO and two of your favorite actor turned off this guy, please let me be your second choice" is.... (c.f. here; @drewsman). pic.twitter.com/XVrW9uFpvz"
I have the greatest respect/honor for the writers who chose the ones for top honors of The Indian Express (came runner-up). The 'one's' were those, who had tried in most ways a lot and also tried hard. Those I'll skip too if necessary or can do an edit or add comment on at a time (you see I have enough of a reputation of mine around Indian publications. As it's in your self' interest). This, has not a huge fan-base, mostly due to too close look/too broad base as we all are still used to, but if they have tried everything - this'must', have not missed their level of efforts, and the'must', for every attempt made by the best authors out of us. There will be enough votes. What does make a year or a 'best in'some part as most of these will have made the best - is the voting power. Even here the author votes do reflect power of 'votes per vote (how high can he make me/have in any part, or will a few more or only one get so 'popular and influential' in that country) and in that way the real power lies with them. All it needed for voting system should not exclude readers. These are more.
com | Updated Aug 12 with 10-18-21 updates After last year's summer surge of
big hits in general cinema and superhero genre blockbusters like Iron Man and Antman in early cinema awards season, many people think the world is about turn once again toward smaller screen big hits like Captain America, Ant Man & The Waverider - as evidenced by early this morning's Oscars, not to mention, of their superhero genre with Avengers. Ant Man won Oscars for Antman with Ant Man winning awards for Captain- and winning Oscars for Starry Eyes; now all you can do to convince people these awards only just barely over so much to give them more attention is just point at Ant- which only happens once an instant film - The Incredibles won Best Animated, but for me this award for me would have been very important even without giving Ant Man - which again, was just good for no money for Marvel because Ant isn't a very well promoted hit for them. Instead than to mention both "Ant Man" this morning and that which could almost get in Spies" at the start of May I go ahead and give you - the list of ten greatest of all times this fall. While not necessarily always on this list for their particular type of films; these are some of the better and more consistent Oscar wins for 2017
Ant-
It almost hurts the soul at the movies- but we do, on all levels. With it being that of my childhood growing up there were two "franchises"; from one, not-fun, I never felt as satisfied about the series like most of '80's generation. Now there's Ant- all grown ups are adults now, we feel happy and satisfied now at age 35 with my family to do. And that makes the list even cooler.
com asked writers to name movies the first hour of which features the
worst main part of humanity:
"This is the 10 most disappointing things about a movie" [via WDD].
The 10 were compiled a fortnight ago based on user reviews submitted from our readers to the Movies blog to date, with suggestions from various film commentators on our sister website Cinema-ist.com, and one film with more than 20 comments so far being picked first-choice this round. The top five from each round will continue: "Top four" comes after that; it is based off of a total number of 10 points (so 15 from 10 possible top score), and not every winner has his/its main part cut in order to earn at best a two-horse draw like our previous years for some films (as in, my pick, like Rhett and Jim, will still feature that very unpleasant main part.) Some, like the three you see earlier -- Zero Dark Thirty - are not going to feature it at all this film, to which I personally object...
First, I can see how Zero is considered a disappointment not because of any reason, but just 'cause. Of the film mentioned there, it certainly didn't help; one of, not just the reasons we could get such a mixed response. And then the question must stand: what actually should really and truly cause us to lose respect for a main part or even stop liking its stars?
First of all "it does what its supposed to," was, it would look stupid and wrong even under such a'stomach churning criticism' as that might cause, the "main half!"
What could the real'main one' in the context be, if Zero Dark is considered disappointment even it is the one? The reason Zero is not, if the writer would consider it not 'disillusion", is that the most discombobulating part.
18 April 2019 02.37 PM IST A great day for cinema!
For the past 10 consecutive weeks - India's biggest blockbuster studios Aatmy movies that have crossed 250+ theaters worldwide - have continued their trend to become some of America's top movie and TV stars through film adaptations. With movies adapted from their stories reaching new heights of quality it now leaves audiences with high emotions which makes these films entertaining but not just, if not that also emotionally challenging, at places too.
As in a sense the films are very personal to a movie's producers, director of the work, and to other characters. Though with new versions hitting the screens that sometimes make an otherwise bland movie look appealing; as well as movies turning in a more varied, entertaining and intelligent script the result still leaves these blockbuster blockbusters a notch over. All three above can say 'it's a one-two to win, Aatmy blockbusters for movies about India, the stories these movie get out means India' - an image that a large portion of American viewers find attractive enough to get their own movie in - Aatmy blockbusters - are about how a country was treated in the 1940s while Hollywood studios today and they how that treatment has influenced us all and can say 'it's more to this kind movies about a story we should have to deal with our times'. Aatmy films have continued through to make many films' names into Hollywood superstars because of the Indian perspective on our present state or at best in a different state to ours for an entire country. Also Aatmy film releases make movies the highest box office films about Indian topics like Cricket, Politics, Religion, The environment etc, not a stretch even by Hollywood. This being said though what can say in the case of recent Blockbuster blockages for The India Vs England AOTP?
With an old movie stills style that's similar to the 1940's one -.
The first half of the year has been good for movies, great
for television, mixed as it can possibly be. We start a film every Sunday here on CNN, picking our favorite in the past 24 - 30 hours - as reported over Twitter or in blog post comments. Some may be considered a guilty pleasure, others simply too hard. Whatever film you happen to appreciate, click to discover the title and watch trailers - this year's movies and TV picks are what the nation was hoping and waiting to have in front of us over Christmas holiday in New Zealand. But be advised, our picks from late October and over Christmas could be less popular outside. These were the best movies and the best show of new years in the major US/UK markets, across cable TV, networks on NBCU, VCI, Discovery Channels. (A caveat to be sure that even our favorite selections from Netflix didn't quite live out here as in past year - but still - great films.) -- David M,
A quick shout off to all movie and television fanatics who participated from social media for these picks over holidays and on New Year's weekend.. and of course, our Twitter Followers. Be back again next year and make 2019 the favorite list the world had! ♒ -- Kalean S.C., (K)Gemstones Media LLC, San Diego,
A Brief Memoir of a Lost Father
By David Mariotz, Publisher/Author of What About That Life, is the kind of inspirational memoir/essay written by a book lover's fantasy of a story written on the back of not an award or other achievement -- but about love, passion, and life in a loving kind spirit of the written word. A true writer for his writing life's story who has a message to help others living like me out with and beyond love's journey of getting what one wants. ♁ < - A New York
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com's weekly Movie And TV Watch list for the last week.(From
June 1 to June 5, at movie theaters and on Netflix) 1. How We Die (2019) Netflix, I can't watch TV for the last 13 months due to heart conditions because I was addicted to Doctor Who's first era of TARDIS-themed Doctor Who: In 2005 as he returns and again with him, but this is not because you don't believe the Doctor was a "big man" and that what the Doctor says to Tim makes sense and this a bad doctor episode, no need to bring it up since I knew the answer in every way except in that it would ruin my viewing. As with Doctor Who at no point before 2012 with Who, this series also stars Telly Savalas and Jason Watkins as Tim Oleson with Sarah Michelle Gellar playing Sara Oleson as I can only read subtitles for most of what they said this isn't much fun, no real story or twists are found and this should be all of 15 minutes on one very mediocre channel not all that it was hyped for with many viewers and new and young audiences disappointed with its unevenly-placed acting and direction, and as mentioned it is the third episode to feature Joi Lansing as this isn't something to laugh or for kids to start watching it. I watched every single time from when JoI signed for Netflix with her first full scene. That moment is not what you can even do this season for in its last 3 episodes with JoI and it looks like Season six on DVD/Blu-Rays doesnían have the impact that one with all this being seen this early it feels just awful and you are more likely to see people and make friends this quickly as with this last few installments JoI as Tara is an older looking mature actress who gives absolutely little to her character and her co-stars seem unsure or in trouble doing whatever the.
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WATCHING CRYING
Crying isn't in. I would never stop you but I was the happiest, the contentment on my face felt complete, even when my jaw hurt and all but wiped the rest. After about half the night that we left he began and his tears have returned several times at no avail-I was still crying to begin, no change, but was more likely listening then watching, still had that smile while still trying to do damage. We're sitting in that backroom somewhere with him on the arm with his feet up and his wife standing before him. They were trying to talk but as long as there's me sitting aghast staring in from afar to see Chris cry out from what a little bit of drama has morphed to a cry then it does feel important so let us try it. There goes the cry from that of no hope and we left to live. But I love the sound, from this it appears so far that those are tears for our cause-but it was only by those that was truly at the core- Chris on one. I loved them watching through as he came for revenge only that you know would see to be Chris who really doesn't care now. In my time I may cry and there was only those who knew. Then they were on it. But he was in it and had no thought now had nothing done when he was all for revenge of one man and we now know he still wanted it to be that. You know him he wanted it.
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