Cinema and more cinema. We like MOVIES, that is why we write about the Seventh Art of all times and of all genres, fiction or realistic, horror or romantic. From its beginnings, to the analysis of current films; going through the zombie cinema; all the way to the James Bond action movie.
Margot Robbie is known not only for her acting talent but also for her unique style and personality. One of Robbie’s most distinctive features is her tattoos. Margot Robbie’s tattoos hold personal and special meanings for her. As is the case with all tattoos, each one represents something important in her life and is an …
The story of “La Llorona” is a popular legend born in Mexico and also spoken of in other Spanish-speaking countries. According to the story, La Llorona is a spirit or ghost of a woman who weeps inconsolably because she lost her children. Let’s see how, because how she lost them… Ahem, ahem… The legend tells …
Creation and Debut: Barbie was created by Ruth Handler and first introduced by the American toy company Mattel in March 1959 at the American International Toy Fair in New York City. Inspiration: The idea for Barbie came to Ruth Handler when she noticed her daughter, Barbara, playing with paper dolls and giving them adult roles. …
There are many examples of caricatures or cartoon series based on aspects, more or less rigorous, of people in real life. The resemblance is usually physical, but as we will see, sometimes it goes beyond the physical resemblance… Mr. Magoo is the comedian W.C. fields Mr. Magoo is the brainchild of Millard Kaufman, an American …
The film “Emancipation” about “Peter whipped”, directed by Antoine Fuqua already has a release date. It will be on Apple TV, next December, on the 2nd, after its theatrical release just a week in advance, as announced this week, with the staging of the trailer: “Emancipation” Trailer “Emancipation” (“Emancipation”, in its original title) stars Will …
“Peter whipped”: The True Story of Peter Gordon. EMANCIPATION Read More »
“Blonde,” the film based on the novel by Joyce Carol Oates, features a particular scene that people who have seen the film have described as “horrible,” “crazy,” or “degrading.” A scene that shows us the unpleasant development of a demanding and unromantic fellatio, so to speak. It is said that the representation is fictitious, that …
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Ring lights, that’s the name of the lights that youtubers use in their recordings, whether they are famous or not. What are the ring lights? Ring lights were the most used by macro photographers (taking large photographs, regardless of their reproduction scale). However, circular lights, ring lights, have seen their popularity increased by the use …
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The Real Freaks Now almost anyone can be described as freak. Within the baleful cathodic jarring images of poor visual landscape of any viewers, indeed, anyone can be a geek , freak or frik . Freak, from English: strange, extravagant, but the real freaks , as a concept is something that comes from the last century. Let’s go through its intrahistory… Still not admitted as such in the dictionary …
Check out the following video. It’s about Bruce Lee playing ping pong with some nunchucks. The images are spectacular … But this sporting boast is not real. Unfortunately. As a full version of the video shows, which can be seen below these lines, the recording is only a “digital creation” intended to develop an advertising …
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Detective Sherlock Holmes is real or made up? It may be that, jokingly or seriously, many people for a long time sent letters addressed to Mr. Sherlock Holmes at 221a Baker Street, the fictional home of a fictional character turned real. The great fondness for the novels written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle led to …