movie review

Movie reviews on workplace, corporate, and business driven films.

The WSJ is NOT Journalism - Here's why.
This article is in reply to [some of] the WSJ documentary on the future of global trade and the global supply chain. To reply to the entire thing will take more than one article because I couldn't get two minutes into it without already identifying a slew of propaganda, and claims that were either incorrect, dangerous, or terrifying.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast4 years ago in Journal
Chap
You might think watching poor Mary Jo, trapped and drowning in a car driven off a bridge by the young Ted K. or Ted's halfhearted attempt to rescue the young woman would be the pivotal - all you need to know - scene in this excellent, 5-star movie. In any other movie, it might be except this scene has played out in the news and newspapers umpteen times over the years.
By David Parham4 years ago in Journal
Scarlett O'Hara was Autistic
Gone with the Wind has definitely gone out of vogue lately as it will soon be added to several lists of banned books, but before that, let's talk about Scarlett O'Hara and explore the idea that she was autistic before her time.
By Stephanie Van Orman4 years ago in Journal
Obsession Isn't Everything
Obsession Isn't Everything is a beautiful coming-of-age story about 3 young teenagers who help each other learn more about themselves. Though it is quite unknown, it could really help kids to find themselves. The video was created in 2018, though it wasn't shared with the public until 2020.
By Primrose4 years ago in Journal
U.S. dad takes 5-year-old quintuplets out, uses leash to stir up controversy, "They're not dogs"
Jordan Driskell is a dad living in Kentucky, USA. And compared to many fathers, his job is a little more intense, because he needs to take care of five children at a time, three girls and two boys quintuplets.
By Evan Tao4 years ago in Journal
Lovers save each other！
I wrote this article after reading The Shape of Water. I didn't know it would go on to win Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director...
By Baron4 years ago in Journal
Baz Luhrmann's Elvis Review
More is always more, with the Australian filmmaker Baz Luhrmann, Hollywood's specialist in operatic bombast ( Romeo + Juliet , Moulin Rouge! ). And so the camera also zooms in generously on young Elvis Presley's purple satin-wrapped crotch, as his jerking hips unleash an unexpected sensation in the women in the audience.
By Olsa Konneget4 years ago in Journal
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore - Review
In 2001, JK Rowling, spiritual mother of the Harry Potter series, published two books, the proceeds of which went to charity. Quidditch Through the Ages and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Themwere two fictional textbooks. The latter was written by Rowling's alter ego, Newt Scamander. As the best and only magizoologist, Scamander knew how to deal with magical creatures that are hidden from many 'muggles'.
By Halle Boid4 years ago in Journal
Movies You Have to Watch in Your Life
Regardless you're searching for — sentiment, show, parody — there are a lot of works of art to watch in your extra time. All things considered, if the previous eighteen months cooped up in our homes has shown us anything, it's that there's nothing better compared to a film to assume us to a position that is far, far away from our ongoing one. These are current works of art, the most elite, the fundamental motion pictures that a large number of individuals are likely desirous that you're getting to see interestingly.
By silviu694 years ago in Journal
The Strange Message in Disney's Moana
I Will Let You Give Up. That message doesn't seem like it would be associated with a Disney movie. It's a little too sad and maybe even dark or defeating. The line seems too real, like something a distant teacher or parent would confer. Still, though, I hear it loud and clear from one of the characters in the hit film Moana.
By David Brandy4 years ago in Journal
Five Life Lessons I Learned from Watching the Andy Warhol Documentary Series
Before watching the documentary series, I didn't anything about my fellow namesake and I'm glad about that. It gave me an objective view without any biases or preconceived ideas/opinions. I could just watch the episodes openly and observe.
By Andy Murphy 4 years ago in Journal
Sony's Spider-Man Universe reviews
With MORBIUS finally out just 2 years and 3 months after the first trailer premiered, I decided to give my two cents on all three movies in Sony's Spider-Man Universe. I'm not a big fan of this new name because for one thing, there's no Spider-Man yet and I hate the acronym SSU. Shouldn't it be SSMU? I still don't like that. I obviously would've preferred the first two names: Sony's Marvel Universe (SMU) and Sony's Universe of Marvel Characters (SUMC). Anyway, I'm ranking the three movies not just by release date, but by opinion because apparently after the first movie came out, things seemed to go downhill from there. So, let's just get into it.
By Cody Fairless-Lee4 years ago in Journal