Movie and TV show reviews
CBS News Mulls Veteran Tom Cibrowski for Senior Role (EXCLUSIVE)
It’s been suggested that Tom Cibrowski, a former high-ranking executive at ABC News who played a significant part in helping “Good Morning America” surpass “Today” in ratings over the past decade, could potentially take on a top position at CBS News. This speculation comes as Paramount Global, the division responsible for CBS News, is facing one of its toughest times. If appointed, Cibrowski would work under Wendy McMahon, who manages news, local stations, and syndicated programming for CBS.
Unrivaled Women’s Basketball Games Feature Ad-Free Quarters — Which Big Leagues Can’t
The three-on-three women’s basketball league for start-ups, featuring teams like the Phantoms and Lunar Owls, has recently been established as an alternative for players who usually compete abroad during the WNBA offseason. However, it offers something unique not just to the players, but also to its sponsors. In each game, two out of the four seven-minute quarters are played without any commercial breaks.
‘The Devil Smokes (and Saves the Burnt Matches in the Same Box)’ Review: A Childhood Survival Story as Strange and Beguiling as Its Title
In its narrative, the film by Martínez Bucio is cryptic yet powerfully vivid in depicting various childhood apprehensions and desires across different ages. This unique piece won the top honor at Berlinale’s newly formed Perspectives competition for debut films, showcasing its elusive tone and perspective, as well as the director’s skillful handling of a largely young, novice cast. The accolade is likely to spark distributor interest in a challenging, puzzling psychological drama that resembles Kore-eda’s “Nobody Knows” and Erice’s “The Spirit of the Beehive,” though it deviates from the typical heartwarming coming-of-age story one might anticipate given its plotline and charming protagonists.
Experience Pink Floyd’s Epic Pompeii Concert in IMAX and New Live Album Release!
Trafalgar Releasing and Sony Music Vision are planning to re-release the film in cinemas, now with an upgraded 4K digital remaster that utilizes the original 35mm footage. The renowned remixer, Steven Wilson, has worked on a new Dolby audio mix for the movie’s soundtrack, which is popular among classic rock enthusiasts.
Tatum O’Neal: From Oscar Winner to Overcoming Addiction and Family Betrayal!
Back in April 1974, at just ten years old, I, a tuxedo-clad tomboy as I would later describe myself, won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for my role opposite my father in “Paper Moon.” This victory made me the youngest Academy Award recipient ever, a title I still hold today. The release of “Paper Moon” and my award marked the beginning of a life under constant public scrutiny, leading to teen movie stardom and a troubled reputation in the pre-internet era’s gossip columns. At the tender age of 21, when I started dating John McEnroe, then the world’s top tennis player, the tabloids went wild, causing chaos wherever we went and adding fuel to our already tumultuous relationship. In a less understanding time, I became synonymous with addiction, battling alcohol, cocaine, and heroin. This struggle led me to temporarily lose custody of my three children with McEnroe. I became a symbol, a cautionary tale for child actors, a reminder of the demons that can lurk in their path.
RETRO REVIEW: “Sorcerer” (1977)
With time, his ambition for a visually striking film expanded significantly, and so did the associated costs. Friedkin’s commitment to authenticity by shooting on location in dense jungles and adhering to documentary-like realism resulted in costly productions and prolonged delays. To pile on the difficulties, the movie was panned by critics. The situation worsened when it hit theaters alongside George Lucas’s revolutionary “Star Wars.” Consequently, “Sorcerer” failed to recoup more than half of its production costs.
‘Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy’ Holds Strong at No. 1 as ‘The Monkey’ and ‘I’m Still Here’ Debut in U.K. and Ireland Box Office
In the realm of movies, I found myself once more captivated by Disney’s “Captain America: Brave New World” during its second weekend. It held steadfastly in the runner-up position, amassing an impressive $3.7 million. This latest haul has now propelled its grand total to a staggering £13.21 million ($16.74 million), making it a blockbuster worth every penny.
‘Another Simple Favor’ Trailer: Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick Reunite in Italy for a Deadly Dose of Revenge
In the continuation of our story, I find myself reunited with Stephanie (Kendrick) and Emily (Lively), as we embark on a journey towards the picturesque coast of Italy for Emily’s wedding to a prosperous entrepreneur. Interestingly enough, Stephanie has penned a book chronicling the incidents from the initial movie, and in an unexpected twist, Emily, having served her time, interrupts one of Stephanie’s book readings as an invitation for her to the wedding – perhaps setting the stage for her masterminded revenge scheme.
VideoAmp Adds Disney, Fox, Paramount to Planning Tool Using First-Party Streaming Data
As a film enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for innovative tools that can enhance my viewing experience. Recently, VideoAmp, one of the up-and-coming competitors in the market previously dominated by Nielsen, announced the launch of VXP – an advanced media-planning tool. This groundbreaking technology will tap into first-hand streaming data from industry giants like Disney, Fox, and Paramount Global. The aim is to provide advertisers with a comprehensive understanding of how audiences engage with content across multiple platforms, thereby enabling more targeted and effective advertising strategies.