Month: June 2020

[ad_1] The good news: this year you have time for some movies. Under normal circumstances, June busts out all over with Pride Month parties and parades. The gay neighborhood thumps with house music. Your bank, cable company and sandwich shop rush to remind you of their support for the LGBTQ+ community. And if you can […]… Continue reading 50 Best Gay Movies of All Time — PNN – Paper News Network

We’re stoked to present to you the exclusive first trailer for Superman: Man of Tomorrow, the next animated DC Universe Movie from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. You can watch the trailer in the player above or via the embed below. Superman: Man of Tomorrow is due out this summer on digital, 4K Ultra combo pack,… Continue reading Superman: Man of Tomorrow – Exclusive Official Trailer Debut | IGN — Flag of Ulysses

A Commentary on Ray Carney’s “The Religion of Doing” (1994) Ray Carney’s The Films of John Cassavetes: Pragmatism, Modernism, and the Movies (Cambridge University Press, 1994), has recently helped me to crystallise some thoughts I have been pondering on film style, and my own positive or negative reactions to the aesthetic approaches of particular directors.… Continue reading A Commentary on Ray Carney’s “The Religion of Doing” (1994) — James Edward Newton

What do Jurassic Park, Mission: Impossible and Spider-Man all have in common? They were all written or co-written by David Koepp, a prolific screenwriter and filmmaker who’s penned some of the biggest blockbusters in history, when he wasn’t directing lower budgeted horror-thrillers like Stir of Echoes and the new release You Should Have Left. Speaking […]… Continue reading ‘You Should Have Left’: David Koepp Explains the Big Change from the Novel [Interview] — Bloody Disgusting!

With production for his upcoming film Jurassic World: Dominion set to recommence soon, Colin Trevorrow will be busier than ever. As first reported by THR, Universal Pictures has tapped the filmmaker to direct its upcoming film Atlantis. The film will see the famous city as a technologically advanced lost continent in the Indian Ocean. The […]… Continue reading ‘Jurassic World’ Director Colin Trevorrow To Helm ‘Atlantis’ For Universal Pictures — Full Circle Cinema

Legendary director Joel Schumacher died today at the age of eighty after a one year battle with cancer. A highly respected auteur who directed such acting heavyweights as Joaquin Phoenix, Colin Farrell and Julia Roberts, Schumacher began his career in Hollywood inauspiciously as a well-regarded costume designer, working with the likes of Woody Allen before […]… Continue reading “The Lost Boys,” “Flatliners” Director Joel Schumacher Has Passed Away — Vents Magazine

Daniel J. Watts(Photo: Emilio Madrid for Broadway.com) Here’s a quick roundup of stories you might have missed recently. Tituss Burgess, Ephraim Sykes & More Set for The JamTina standout Daniel J. Watts will present The Jam: Love Terrorists, a transformative display of music, dance, spoken word and storytelling, on June 29 at 7:30PM ET live […]… Continue reading Odds & Ends: Daniel J. Watts’ The Jam: Love Terrorists to Include Tituss Burgess & More — Los Angeles Musical Theatre Studio

The small town of Deerlaken, Wisconsin has become ground zero for America’s political circus when the video of a retired Marine Colonel (Chris Cooper) goes viral. The video shows the Colonel standing up for the town’s undocumented workers. Top Democratic strategist Gary (Steve Carell) is made aware of the video and seizes the opportunity to […]… Continue reading Irresistible — Winstead’s Reviews

“The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” —Martin Luther King (Rephrasing a 1853 sermon by abolitionist minister Theodore Parker.) Over the weekend I saw the screenwriter Paul Schrader posted on his YouTube page this interview with Marlon Brando and Johnny Carson from May, 5, 1968. Except that this two […]… Continue reading Marlon Brando & Johnny Carson After the Death of Martin Luther King Jr. — Screenwriting from Iowa

Ladies and gentlemen, let’s broaden our minds! via If Michael Keaton Returns to Batman, Why Not Tim Burton? Or Danny Elfman? — Consequence of Sound