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A Young Doctor's Notebook review, an amazing Daniel Radcliffe with a morphine problem ( Eng/Esp)

Since I'm at home with a fever today after having satisfied my husband and daughter at the table with some excellent burgers (you can find them in my profile with

[05/10/2022] Cinetalkies: Small Business Cinema

"Small Business Cinema" Business Genre is about be concluded soon. There are many interesting facts about the business genre and mostly the finance category

[05/04/2022] Cinetalkies: Child Comedy Movies

"Child Comedy Cinema" As I was mentioning from the beginning, Children's genre is not a big genre. We are concluding the genre today. In past few days

[05/03/2022] Cinetalkies: Family Adventures

"Family Adventure Cinema" Children's genre is a impressive genre. Many production companies made fortunes on this genre. Walt-Disney is the best icon of

Charles Perrault: Le Petit Chaperon Rouge - Reimagined into which film?

Headed created in Canva using Source Everyone loves a happy ending, right? It is for this reason I think that Fairy Tales are so popular - in fact, popular enough

Join me in singing with one of the most underrated films of all time!

Source I really love to sing; I've always been a singer - in fact, I've never had multiple car accidents in pursuit of hitting that one note. When I was a younger

Finding Lovebirds on the Screen

I feel like I need to clear the air before I get underway today. At my core, I am a romantic. At the risk of being mocked, or trolled or worse - here's my confession:

Theatrum Mundi: All the World's a Stage (CineTV Contest post)

Have you ever noticed that you are different people in different situations? Or, that sometimes people you know act differently when you encounter them at different

James Cameron's Epic Titanic - transformed into memes.

I remember 1997 like it was yesterday! (But thank goodness it ain't) - And, one of the events of the year, as you would recall, was the release of the film 'Titanic'.

Happy St Pat's Day - Now, 'The Leprechaun' - This film is [if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all].

When Horror Makes You Cringe Ah St Patrick's Day - I remember you well. In primary school I used to love the chance to ditch the school uniform and wear something

The Life of Pi - A Belated Celebration of Pi Day!

Source I might have slightly missed #PiDay2022 - but, I have decided to belatedly get on board the celebrations. You see, I love numbers. I can multiple big ones

The Beautiful Paradox of, 'A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...'

Source A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... You hear those words, and you know. You just know. Star Wars comes to mind, and all of a sudden you see words

CineTV Contest: My Favourite Auteur!

In literature, we talk about voice – how a personal voice is developed by a composer, such that the text is so utterly them in every way. In every syllable, stressed

Batman Film Poster analysis - 1989 to 2022 - Let's talk about power, and where a woman's worth is located.

Let me start off by saying, I'm not really a Batman kind of guy, but I was having a look at the 'Now Showing' of my local theatre's website, and I did pause on this

What do Geena Davis, Madonna and Rosie O'Donnell have in common?

What do Geena Davis, Madonna and Rosie O'Donnell have in common? For those of you who have come to know me a little bit, you'd know I tend to have a lot of content

My favourite detective: Phillip Marlowe - A very film noir experience!

Today, I get to give a plug to Raymond Chandler! No, he's not a director, but perhaps one of the greatest detective fiction writers ever. Agatha Christie over in

CineTV Contest: More than a classic film, how about the birth of film? Let's talk cultural significance.

Source Hello to all my CineTV friends out there; it looks like it's another week, and another chance to consider a topic, which is actually rather significant. Well

With costumes like these, we must be dancing in the 90s. Celebrating Baz Luhrmann

You may not know his face, but you'll definitely know his name. With a name like 'Baz Luhrmann' it is nearly unforgettable. He's a writer and director. Have a look

The Width of Films: The tangible makes the intangible better.

Source Before I get underway, let me explain my deliberately ambiguous title: I wanted to get at the idea that films are intangible - they are something abstract

Babe - This little piggy is the cutest little sheepdog. Could he be your favourite animal in a film? (CineTV Twitter Prompt).

Source Babe - This little piggy is the cutest little sheepdog. Could he be your favourite animal in a film? (CineTV Twitter Prompt). You know, I wonder how many