By Open Book
We wrote about this subject some time ago and decided to follow up on this topic given the amount of CGI films still slated to come out this summer. Almost every commercial film is being offered in 3-D. Is this overkill? Did Pixar and Disney ever imagine CGI would become this popular?
By Parisienne
Most plays can be defined as tragedies or comedies but some plays due to the use of illogical situations, unconventional dialogue and minimal plots are used to express the absurdity of human life, which have been coined as being absurd. Martin Esslin gave the term the Theater of the Absurd too many plays that were written between the 1940’s and the 1960’s in France. The writers of these plays are Samuel Beckett, Arthur Adamov, Eugene Ioneseco, Jean Genet, and Harold Pinter to name a few. The term itself came from Albert Camus, a French philosopher who wrote about it in his essay The Myth of Sisyphus
By Open Book
Unless you accidently shook hands with one of the Frost Giants, then you know THOR dominated the box office last weekend.[1] Could we expect a repeat this weekend? Probably! THOR one of our New Movie Hot Seat selections did not disappoint film critics or consumers. So how did other films perform after opening last weekend? What did film critics and consumers say about them? If you are trying to figure out what to see this weekend, we will look into what critics and consumers say and see if it’s worth the money.
By: Parisienne
With all the action films being released this summer there are some excellent dramas that will premiere as well. Most of the dramas we selected have quite an interesting premise that stands out among the rest. The films that follow will be released nationwide.[1]
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