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Now that ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ is available on Disney +, I’ve had the time to sit down and re-watch it for the first time since I first saw it in theatres. If you’ve talked to anyone about this movie or even just existed online when it first came out, you are probably… Continue reading The Rise of Skywalker: Let’s talk about plot twists — Geek Maude

One can create one’s own pressures in life; it’s in the mind! Even such a light and trivial matter as an occasional blog brings certain demands with it – though the demands are all from myself, I should say immediately. As I write regularly, I also feel the need/demand to write regularly though I generally […]… Continue reading The Demands of Writing – and Looking back! — Paddy Tobin, An Irish Gardener

[jwplayer ctfxuWK9] Jeremy Irons returned to television to play Adrian Veidt in “Watchmen,” HBO’s continuation of the iconic graphic novel of the same name. Irons spoke with Gold Derby contributing writer Kevin Jacobsen recently about what attracted him to “Watchmen,” the difference in television today and how his career was affected by his Oscar win […]… Continue reading Jeremy Irons (‘Watchmen’) on why he was a ‘happy bunny’ playing Adrian Veidt [Complete Interview Transcript] — GoldDerby

With the theatrical experience being very limited this summer, our collective attention turns to TV for new entertainment. From May to August, there are a host of new shows, returning favorites, and plenty of reality and game shows if that is your thing. Below, I have listed my 10 most anticipated series in no particular […]… Continue reading 10 Most Anticipated Summer 2020 TV Series — DVD Corner’s blog

The debut season of “Creepshow” offers up mixed results. via Creepshow Season 1 Blu-ray Review — DVD Corner’s blog

“Scorsese Shorts” showcases Martin Scorsese’s early work. via Scorsese Shorts Criterion Blu-ray Review — DVD Corner’s blog

“Mystery Of The Wax Museum” is another winner from Michael Curtiz. via Mystery Of The Wax Museum Blu-ray Review — DVD Corner’s blog

“Star Trek: Short Treks” boldly goes where Star Trek hasn’t gone before. via Star Trek: Short Treks DVD Review — DVD Corner’s blog

With over 100,000 airline flights per day, have you ever wondered what happens in the smallest room miles and miles up in the sky? CAST LIST: Mary – 4 – Sydney Addison-Rudat Elderly Lady – 3 – Pip Dwyer Narration – Luke Robinson Natalie – 9 – Vanessa Burns George – 3 – Alex Clay […]… Continue reading DRAMA BEST Scene Reading of Mile High Room by Anthony Cicchelli — Festival for Drama in Film, Screenplays, Novels

Joey Coletta is an ordinary kid in 1950s California whose life goes from drab to dramatic when he wins the lead role in a family situation comedy. But Joey’s fictional family life seems so much better than his real one, where he is the only child of separated parents. Can Joey reconcile his parents and […]… Continue reading DRAMA Best Scene Reading of Incredible Life of Joey Coletta by Michael De Sapio — Festival for Drama in Film, Screenplays, Novels