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“Wow” is the best word for me to describe Marvel’s Black Panther. It really requires no introduction but in case you weren’t aware, it has quickly become a top-grossing movie directed by Ryan Coogler (Fruitvale Station, Creed). I went solo and saw it on a very late Friday night in an IMAX theater several weeks… Continue reading Lessons Learned: Women Wow in Marvel’s Black Panther

Catching a film, whether in the middle of the week or the end of it, is a great way to relax and unwind with friends, families, or significant others. In the past, a good classic action film or horror flick was a rarity that would lure in only the most adventurous movie goers. Now, countless… Continue reading What You Need to Know Before Seeing Another Superhero Movie

“Well begun is half done”. Yes, it is somehow true. In today’s scenario where there are thousands of issues to work on, where hot potatoes are boiling overhead. But, our country’s people are stuck with a movie. Yes, a historical movie so-called ‘Padmavati’ (old name), which is named further ‘Padmavat’. The only thing that triggers… Continue reading Controversy of History

Death lays her icy hand on everyone. However, his exit was excessively early. What can we expect? I still cannot believe that he is gone forever and is never coming back. One of the most beloved stars of the television industry, Dr Hansraj Hathi’s death has left everyone in an incoherent and numb shock. Nobody… Continue reading A Tribute to Dr Hansraj Hathi (Kavi Kumar Aazaad)

In the movie, the old Rose is the one who told the story. The story started when Jack Dawson won tickets to be aboard in the RMS Titanic after playing a card game. On the same night, Jack saw a woman running that pass in front of him. He followed the woman and realized that… Continue reading The Essence of Distinction – Titanic Movie Review – Marxist Criticism Approach

Whole life savings, pennies, dimes and quarters? Would you bet everything you have in exchange for a ride on one of the most luxurious ship at the moment? If you were given a chance to ride the “Unsinkable Ship,” would you give everything up? In the movie Titanic, written and directed by James Cameron, a… Continue reading Voyage Beyond Affection: Titanic (A Marxist Criticism)

It’s 1992, Connecticut. Joan and Joe Castleman (Glenn Close and Jonathan Pryce) lie in bed failing to fall asleep, anxiously anticipating a phone call. Later Joe gets up and downs some sweets to calm his nerves for tomorrow the Nobel Prize Honorees will be announced. Awoken at dawn they hear the news exactly as they… Continue reading Glenn Close Stars in “The Wife” As The Talented & Supportive Spouse – An Oscar Contending Role

Considering how popular cinema breweries have gotten over the last decade or so, you’ve probably been keenly aware of the changes the movie watching experience has undergone. This isn’t the same old theater you remember, and it’s nice to know that the industry not only took the criticism, but they decided to make it the… Continue reading The Best Types Of Movies To See At A Cinema Brewery

A love story doomed by the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. The movie started in 1996, wherein treasure hunter Brock Lovett and his group aboard the research vessel Akademik Mstislav Keldysh seek the wreckage of the RMS titanic for a necklace with unusual called The heart Of the sea. They retrieve a safe containing a… Continue reading Titanic: The Ship of Dreams and Nightmares

“Near, far wherever you are” it is a song sang by Celine Dion that many people cried and reminiscence the death of Jack and many passengers of Titanic. This line vividly depicts how far or wherever is Jack is and the people who died on the Titanic they will still be remembered. Titanic is a… Continue reading The Lost Heart of the Ocean: Marxist Criticism