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It has been two years since filming began, there has been a bidding war between production companies regarding rights over the movie, including Paramount Pictures and Netflix (who eventually won rights over the movie), and it has taken 106 days to film- marking it as being the longest filming schedule Scorsese has worked on. Nonetheless,
The 1981 West End musical Cats has become an iconic, life-changing performance in the theatre industry. Adapted from T.S. Eliot’s 1939 book of poems, Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, Andrew Lloyd Webber composed the plot into a live musical. With ten Tony Awards and a Grammy Award for “Best Cast Show Album,” Cats is officially set to become a
Ding! The most dreaded sound a speller will ever hear in their whole lifetime (well, at least in their elementary or middle school days). As gifted students currently compete across the globe in Washington D.C. for the National Spelling Bee, I reminisced the time when I was able to participate in such a dynamic competition. My
Editor’s Note: Responses have been edited for length and clarity. Megan Nicole isn’t just a YouTuber with over 4 million followers and 850 million views – she’s also a singer/songwriter and actress. The young artist has already done a studio film, headlining tour, produced original music and interviewed former First Lady Michelle Obama as part
The long-awaited trailer and title reveal for Star Wars Episode IX has finally arrived. Despite being just a teaser trailer, this has left Star Wars fans with so many questions and high excitement for a movie that symbolizes the end of the Star Wars saga. The Rise of Skywalker is the final and official title
Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) is Marvel’s first ever female superhero to have their own feature film. This film is set in the 90s, approximately 1995 and revolves around the backstory of the Captain herself who’s, according to Marvel Studio’s President Kevin Feige, the strongest hero that Marvel Studios has by far. The film premiered last
Mid90s successfully joins the ranks of the famed coming-of-age movies, along with the revered Dazed and Confused, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Stand By Me, and countless others. More specifically, it falls into the skater-subset. Like its predecessors, Lords of Dogtown and newer Skate Kitchen, Mid90s illustrates the singular period of the most change
Picture this: It’s a typical Saturday night spent on the couch catching up on the latest episode of you and your significant other’s favorite television show when out of nowhere someone rings the doorbell not once… not twice… but a gazillion times, frantically wanting to be let in. Not accustomed to anything other than cuddling
What did I think of Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction? Well let me tell you… but just wait two seconds while I piece my words together, because just wow! When I watched this masterpiece, I knew very little about the world of film, but after watching Shawshank Redemption, I made it my goal to watch as
The internet is currently OBSESSED with Noah Centineo, but I’m sure you already knew that. I mean, c’mon, with the thousands of posts, tweets, articles, videos, pictures, and edits about Noah Centineo flooding social media for the past month and a half, I’m convinced everyone has at least heard his name or seen his somehow
Cinematography reminicent of the 80s combined with elements of the modern romantic comedy — that is what awaits you when you watch the newly published Netflix adaptation of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before. The film is based on the original book by Jenny Han and the main character is played by an Asian
This review contains spoilers. The title flashes on the screen and then goes to black. The audience laughs in joint confusion. Did the movie end just like that? Is Boots Riley really gonna do that to us? The answer is yes. But what led up to that abrupt ending was mind-blowing. Going into Sorry to
