Movie and TV show reviews

The move from behind the camera wasn’t entirely spontaneous; instead, it marked the conclusion of a long-standing journey that commenced during Ranganathan’s student filmmaking years. “It all began with my short films,” Ranganathan shares with EbMaster. “When I directed my first short film alongside another actor, everyone at college approached him. I was standing right beside him, but no one realized I was the director. After everyone left, he’d apologize for not introducing me, saying ‘I’ll introduce them to you next time.’ I’d reply, ‘No need, it would be awkward if you called them again.’

During a recent chat on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Maya Hawke shared that some intelligent film directors have been instructed by producers to cast actors with a particular number of Instagram followers for projects to progress. She expressed her indifference towards Instagram, calling it frustrating. Essentially, she noted that having a significant number of Instagram followers can help secure funding for movies; however, this presents a challenging balance to maintain.

In 2023, I found myself part of a unique competition that welcomed budding filmmakers between the ages of 21 and 30 to demonstrate their skillset. The competition promised a life-changing opportunity for winners: their short films would be produced and premiered on the big screen.

The show titled “Pati Jinich’s Panamerican Adventure” airs from April 29th to May 13th. In this season, Mexican chef, television host, and cookbook author Pati Jinich journeys through locations spanning Alaska to Alberta. Notable destinations such as Juneau, Halibut Cove, and Whitehorse will be showcased during the first season.

Good Cop/Bad Cop” Unfolds in the Tiny Town of Eden Vale, Washington

The story commences in the quaint town of Eden Vale, a place with only around 10,000 residents, leaving its law enforcement resources somewhat sparse. The lone detective in this peaceful community is Lou Hickman (played by Leighton Meester), known for her perpetual optimism and knack for solving local crimes. However, after a tumultuous double heist, Lou comes to the disheartening realization that the understaffed police force may not be equipped to handle such complex cases. In dire need of reinforcements, she implores her father, Police Chief Big Hank (Clancey Brown), for a partner. Alas, Big Hank assigns the last person Lou desires to team up with – her brother, Henry (Luke Cook).

Spencer posted about an upcoming bake sale for Washington, open to all DOGE employees and supporters. In his post, he included a picture of Minny from ‘The Help’ holding her famous poop pie. He specified that he needs premium vanilla from Mexico and Canadian maple syrup for these special edition pies, which will be flavored with corn and chocolate. To make these pies, he’ll need many donations for the secret ingredient. He also shared a form below to fill out, asking who you would like to send a pie to.

Cheech & Chong’s Final Journey Unveils an Unconventional Documentary Experience”

Description: “This movie breaks the mold of traditional documentaries, presenting a creatively bizarre interpretation of genre norms. It’s a real-life narrative that blends animation and archival chaos, backed by the classic humor of a comedic road trip. The film delves into the lasting impact of comedy legends Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong, offering interviews, skits, and previously unseen footage from their five-decade career. The outcome is an extraordinary tale of friendship, stardom, strife, and resistance, culminating in a story of resilience and eventual redemption.

On September 12, 2022, EGOT winner Hudson debuted her daytime talk show, which has since garnered a total of 10 Emmy nominations. This program has also received recognition from the NAACP Image Awards and the GLAAD Media Awards.

Although the video often hides the specifics about the supernatural suspense in the movie, the logline makes it clear that the plot revolves around a brother and sister who discover a terrifying ritual within their foster mother’s house. Notable visual elements include clips from an early digital camera, a bird’s-eye view of a prayer circle, and Sally Hawkins pressing her bloodied hand against a window.

Film distributor Mubi had previously acquired the rights to show the movie in the U.S., reportedly for a significant sum in the millions, according to EbMaster.