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[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have The Batman 2022

[movienized-com]

Tripped Up

Tripped Up (2023) #ShrutiGanguly #LeahLewis #AshleyMoore #ArielWinter #SashaFox #VanessaWilliams Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 Genre: Comedy Regie: Shruti Ganguly Hauptrollen: Leah Lewis, Ashley Moore, Ariel Winter, Sasha Fox, Vanessa Williams, Jo Ellen Pellman, Danny Kornfeld, Gil Perez-Abraham, Judy Gold, Justin Guarini, Nancy Evans, Jeffrey Dreisbach … Filmbeschreibung: Die angehende Köchin Lizzy (Leah Lewis) macht sich mit ihren drei besten Freundinnen im Schlepptau auf den Weg, um am renommierten…

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THE BATMAN (2022)

[olympain]

The Batman (2022) | Hot Fuzz (2007) 

[mantaypeli]

The Batman

★★★★★ Aceptar el reto de revivir la franquicia del hombre murciélago tras el doble descalabro de Zach Snyder y la siempre alargada sombra de Christopher Nolan parecía más un caramelo envenenado para la ascendente carrera del solvente Matt Reeves que el proyecto destinado a catapultarlo a los altares del noir tenebroso. El resultado se salda con nota y The Batman no palidece (ejem) ante las…

[milliondollarbaby87]

The Batman (2022) Review

The Batman (2022) Review

A sadistic serial killer named the Riddler begins murdering key political figures in Gotham City, claiming it is all to reveal the truth and the bigger picture about the corrupt city. Batman begins to investigate and learns some interesting things about the Wayne families past. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (more…)

[kenpiercemedia]

Now Playing: Warner Brothers Pictures "The Batman" (3/4/2022)

The latest take on DC Comics Batman comes care of the Warner Brothers Pictures release “The Batman” and this film takes us back to the second year of the Caped Crusader by Matt Reeves. The trailers look rather intense and if you’ve missed any of our earlier posts about the film just click HERE to launch a new window with them all in a row for your indulgence. Feel free to review the overall…

[dreams-on-silver-screens]

The Farewell (2019)

[thatgirlintheaudience]

We Live in Cairo- June 22, 2019

We Live in Cairo is a musical that just made its world premiere at A.R.T. The show follows six college students who joined the 2011 revolution in Cairo, Egypt where they overthrew their president who was in power for thirty years. Through music, photography, and art, the students are able to express their opinions and give insight into the revolution. Here is the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5yt0rF_Pn8&list=LLZ_RMSOry8Qo78TfC71-Nng&index=5

Amir and Hany are brothers who compose and perform songs about the revolution. Layla is a photographer and photographs the protests in Tahrir Square and is Amir’s girlfriend. Karim and Hassan are street artists. Fadwa runs all social media accounts and posts pictures and information on the revolution. 

The score written by brothers Daniel and Patrick Lazour is mesmerizing, beautiful, yet intense and unforgettable with lyrics that really demonstrate the ambitions and hopes of the students. The song, Movement sung by Amir and Layla discusses the desire to move away from Cairo and start a life together, yet the love for one’s country intervenes as a love between a Christian man (Amir) and a Muslim woman (Layla) becomes complicated and unacceptable in Cairo. The scene is intimate as Amir and Layla sit on the edge of the stage and pull the audiences’ attention directly into their connection. Here is the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQSgowAgWto&list=LLZ_RMSOry8Qo78TfC71-Nng&index=26&t=0s

The song Tahrir is Now is powerful and provides a triumphant and powerful act one finale. One of my favorite lyrics of the show: “we have cracked the wall of fear and we’ll see it crumble.” 

The song Dreaming Words is perhaps the most emotional one of the show since SPOILER ALERT: Amir dies while singing at a protest and Hany returns from law school in New York. Amir reappears as a spirit and sings with Hany about all the accomplishments them and their friends have made, although it’s only dreaming words. :( Their own accomplishment? They released a debut album. Here is a snippet of it:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pf17XSSKvlg&list=LLZ_RMSOry8Qo78TfC71-Nng&index=7

The show is intimate and makes you feel a part of it as projections of the revolution comes out across the ceiling of the theater. The story is powerful and questions what happens after you fight so hard in a revolution to just receive a new person in power who you also disagree with. How far does one go for the love of their country? 

The acting was also phenomenal and the cast was amazing. 

I really enjoyed this show and loved how each character had an artistic outlet to express themselves. This is a show that deserves more life and exposure so I hope it will continue elsewhere.

[whatsnextmovies]

The Farewell

July 12, 2019

[rickyvalero]

The Valero Verdict: The Farewell

Welcome to another edition of the “The Valero Verdict” movie review. In this I will give you a quick movie review with a couple of bullet points of which I either liked or disliked. I will end the review with rating of the movie and a short overall thoughts.

On the docket today: The Farewell

Plot:A Chinese family discovers their grandmother has only a short while left to live and decide to…

[ruleof3bobby]

THE BATMAN (2022) Grade: B

I loved the 1st half. Thought they set a great mood & story. I dig the VO, never been done with a Batman movie & it works. I'm on the fence with the ending. Score was awesome. 

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[agir1ukn0w]

listen, I know that acab, but Officer Martinez was fucking adorable and he deserves the world

[genevieveetguy]

Fear is a tool. When that light hits the sky, it's not just a call. It's a warning.

The Batman, Matt Reeves (2022)