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As Steamboat Willie sails into the public domain, what does this mean for Mickey?
“I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing – that it was all…
REVIEW: Bradley Cooper’s ‘Maestro’
After leaving audiences in awe with his directorial debut, A Star is Born, Bradley Cooper is…
The Crown’s Royal Revival: A Recap of the Final Season’s Triumphs and Tribulations
The journey of “The Crown” on Netflix since its debut in 2016 has been quite remarkable.…
“Leave the World Behind” – A Tense Exploration of Human Connection Amidst Apocalypse
“Leave the World Behind,” the apocalyptic thriller directed by Sam Esmail, takes audiences on a gripping…
Netflix’s ‘My Life With The Walter Boys’: A Compelling Journey Echoing ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’
In the vein of successful Netflix movies like the “To All the Boys” series and Amazon’s…
Review: Ridley Scott’s ‘Napoleon’ Starring Joaquin Phoenix
The longevity of a Ridley Scott as a filmmaker is extraordinary. He continues to churn out…
Todd Haynes’s “May December” Examines the Shadows Behind Picture-Perfect Lives
In Todd Haynes’s latest film, Natalie Portman portrays an actress studying the real-life inspiration for her…
Unveiling the Cinematic Tapestry: “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” Emerges as a Vital Prequel
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes emerges as a surprisingly relevant and intelligent prequel to The…