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🎬 Fear Street [TRAILER] Coming to Netflix July 2-16, 2021 FULL POST: 🔗 https://netflixcenter.com/fear-street-trailer-netflix/?feed_id=784 Original Netflix Horror / Mystery Series... Fear Street   Three Movies. Three Weeks. One Killer Story. In 1994, a group of teenagers discovers that the terrifying events that have haunted their town for generations ​may all be connected — and that they may be the next targets. Watch the Fear Street Trilogy only on Netflix this Jul...

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Judas and The Black Messiah becomes another movie to join the conspiratorial ranks of The Departed, and Spike Lee's BlackKklansman. https://is.gd/Y9mnVo

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Fear Street (Part 3) – 1666 - Review/Summary (with Spoilers) | Fear Street: Part 3 (1666) is the perfect ending to the horror trilogy and will make you hope more trilogies resolve as quickly as this one did. | https://tinyurl.com/ygsrlrne

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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. I saw this film and I loved the emotional power it gives off! #amazing #movie #threebillboards #threebillboardsoutsideebbingmissouri #director #martinmcdonagh #cast #francesmcdormand #oscar2018 #samrockwell #oscar2018 #woodyharrelson #peterdinklage #lucashedges #abbiecornish #kerrycondon #darrellbrittgibson #amandawarren #zeljkoivanek ...

[alicesadventuresintherye]

Season 2 of Barry is off to an impressive start! I was blown away by the premiere. There was a very intriguing shift in the show's tone and dynamics. The risks they are taking have already started to pay off, I think. This episode in particular had great pacing and was structured beautifully, with each twist and turn perfectly placed. It also felt like a one act play in itself, which I mean as a compliment. And I cannot stress enough how fantastic this cast is. Nothing they say or do ever feels cheap or forced. In terms of the show's comedy, this is satire at its best. But there is also a devastating sadness in the show the weaves itself effortlessly in with the humor, balancing it in just the right moments. Few series can make you genuinely laugh and cry within the same episode every week, but Barry does just that. Tonight I honestly laughed out loud several times, and there also was a scene that brought me to actual tears. What a special show! Happy to have Barry back on my TV. I think we're in for an exceptional season. #barry #barryhbo #hbobarry #billhader #henrywinkler #sarahgoldberg #darcycarden #stephenroot #anthonycarrigan #darrellbrittgibson #rightordoyle #kirbyhowellbaptiste #andycarey #horriblytakenpicturesofmytv https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvsw5cwhR_Y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=z658enwk91b1

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Fear Street 1666 Hey !^^ J'espère que ce dessin vous plaira #fearstreet #fear #fearstreet1666 #horreur #horrormovies #movie #noiretblanc #drawing #draw #dessin #croquis #art #artwork #myart #love #loveislove #sadiesink #kianamadeira #oliviascottwelch #netflix #fredhechinger #emilysteaparty #emilyrudd #darrellbrittgibson #mccabeslye #deenajohnson #juliarehwald #ashleyzukerman #jordyndinatale #lloydpitts🏳️‍🌈 https://www.instagram.com/p/CR0l3DhDtH9/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Thoughts : Keanu (2016)

In the wake of Chappelle’s Show ending its run at Comedy Central, I found myself wary of the self-perceived ‘opportunists’ that took advantage of the vacuum created by Dave Chappelle’s absence from the scene he reigned over.  Among these acts that I shunned were Key and Peele, a comedy duo with whom I was halfway familiar (as Keegan-Michael Key has made numerous TV and independent film appearances I am aware of).  I was late to the party, but over time, I began to recognize the now obvious genius of Jordan Peele, and the movie that really brought it all together for me was Keanu.   

A pair of mysterious men walk into the Diaz Church, home of King Diaz (Ian Casselberry) and his cartel, and murder everyone and (nearly) everything that moves.  The only survivor is Iglesias, a small kitten with a huge personality that the mysterious Allentown Brothers (Key and Peele) immediately take a liking to.  The connection is short-lived, however, as the police arrive, momentarily distracting the Brothers while Iglesias takes off on his own.  He ends up on the doorstep of Rell (Peele), fresh off of a breakup and looking for consolation, where he is re-dubbed Keanu.  Two weeks later, on a weekend where Rell plans to spend time with his cousin Clarence (Key), a mysterious break-in results in the kidnapping of Keanu, much to the dismay of Rell, who immediately shakes down his drug dealing neighbor Hulka (Will Forte) for answers.  Hulka leads the pair to HPV, a strip club run by Cheddar (Method Man), leader of the 17th Street Blips and drug kingpin in the making, where the pair find Keanu.  Cheddar enlists the duo, who he mistakingly assumes to be the Allentown Brothers, to mentor Hi-C (Tiffany Haddish) and her crew so that they can run the streets, and in exchange, he promises to return Keanu to them.  In over their heads, Rell and Clarence must see things out in order to safely bring Keanu home.

This movie feels like someone pulled an old, dusty script off the shelf and allowed Key and Peele to go to town with the red pen.  Lots of aspects feel extremely familiar, dare I say trope-esque, but the duo (and the rest of the cast) brilliantly breathes new life into these old forms.  The observations that the duo make on black middle class versus black criminal class are mined to their infinite depths for laughs, with many coming at the voluntary expense of Key and Peele as target.  Some of the meta-humor that jumps out of nowhere is both shocking and perfectly played, complete with cameos by Anna Farris and Keanu Reeves that will not be forgotten.  Clarence’s trip via the drug Holy Shit is easily, hands down one of the best drug scenes ever committed to film, and almost a beat-by-beat re-creation of what it feels like to be high and lost inside your own mind.  Even the George Michael ‘father figure’ joke and the team building through-line come back to pay off.

We’d also be remiss if we did not focus on the star of the show, Keanu himself.  This may just be the most adorable cat that has ever graced the silver screen.  Whether he’s in standard cat form or gangstered up, Keanu is easily by far the cutest thing on the screen at any given point.  When the cat has his hero moment, it will simultaneously make you cheer and possibly explode from the cuteness overload.  Plain and simple, if you see this film for no other reason, see it for the titular character.

For a comedy, the action set pieces truly do stand out.  The gunfights alternate between extremely raw and highly stylized, some of the action beats come from out of nowhere, and even the car chase at the end of the film provides both thrills and laughs.  The narrative is open enough to allow a malleable story, as well as open enough to let everyone with comedic chops to flex their muscle, which gives the film the dynamics it needs in order to keep audiences connected and entertained.  While everything grows in terms of ridiculousness, nothing goes so far off base that you lose interest in the movie.

Keegan-Michael Key plays uptight and wound up quite well, which makes his transitions to Shark Tank work well, as his caricature mode plays perfectly opposite.  Jordan Peele has a quiet confidence that he exudes, creating an easily palatable connection between himself and the audience, and his jokes land the most consistently of everyone in the film.  Tiffany Haddish brings a strong performance as Hi-C, setting aside her normal over-the-top goofiness for more precisely delivered comedic beats.  Method Man ramps up the intensity for his character, eschewing his normal boisterous personality for that of a coiled snake ready to strike.  The group of henchman, comprised of Jason Mitchell, Darrell Britt-Gibson and Jamar Malachi Neighbors, play closer to realistic than comical, but each has a believably funny moment or two that they can relish in.  Appearances by Nia Long, Will Forte, Rob Huebel and Luis Guzman, plus a cameo by Anna Faris and a voice cameo by Keanu Reeves, round out the affair.

It’s funny how a single movie can change your impression of an actor (or actors), especially because entertainment opinions are almost always written in stone.  That being said, Keanu went from being an ‘I’ll get around to it’ film to a personal classic, all in a single viewing.

[awesomebeasy]

When too much time goes by without finding a suspect in her daughter’s rape and murder, a mother questions local police, in a big way. Searing, #FrancesMcDormand - sizzling (definitely thought it was an Oscar-worthy performance) watching a movie with her in it - oohhmmyyy, but I mean, everyone turned in excellent performances, #WoodyHarrelson, #CalebLandryJones #SamRockwell (#OscarforSam) #LucasHedges (this and Lady Bird? 2017 for this kid…whoa) #ZeljkoIvanek #PeterDinklage #KathrynNewton #CharleneHawkes #ClarkePeters. Seeing how something like this can affect not only a community (through the stories on the local news) to how it affects the individuals closely linked to the case (from Angela’s mother, father and brother to Willoughby and Dixon at the police department) was a gut punch. So many toe-to-toes, that come so close to blows, and a few that do; and that second “event” about half way through that further spurs the action. That dentist visit - 😮ayyiyi, that awkward dinner date, I hope that after the events of the movie they were able to get on the same page. Would buy this one. #ssmovieof2018 #crime #drama #KerryCondon #DarrellBrittGibson #AbbieCornish #AmandaWarren (using her to get to Mildred, smh😥) #SandyMartin (almost makes you feel sorry for Dixon) #ChristopherBerry #GregoryNassifStJohn #JerryWinsett #SamaraWeaving (omg as the gf - stahpp talking like 3 sentences ago.) #OscarWinner #BestSupportingActor #BestActress written and directed by #MartinMcDonagh movie of 2018 number 5) #ThreeBillboardsOutsideEbbingMissouri

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Judas and The Black Messiah becomes another movie to join the conspiratorial ranks of The Departed, and Spike Lee's BlackKklansman. https://is.gd/Y9mnVo