Quotes tagged ‘film’

“Though Kendrick’s film takes certain creative liberties with its characters and incidents, you might be surprised how much of the movie is rooted in fact.”

— Declan Gallagher , ew.com

“Everyone deserves the chance to fly. Watch the #WickedMovie trailer now.”

— Universal Pictures, youtube.com

“From underage performers in bikinis to facial squirting shots and 16-year-old Ariana Grande milking a potato, the crass sexualisation and creepy goings-on at children’s TV behemoth Nickelodeon are laid bare in this rage-inducing exposé”

— Jack Seale, theguardian.com

“Although she 'would love' to see the three of them team up with director David Frankel again—and not to mention that a follow-up book titled Revenge Wears Prada does exist—Anne believes the screen adaptation of The Devil Wears Prada should stand alone. After all, as she put it, it's what makes the m…”

— GABRIELLE CHUNG , E! News, eonline.com

“Denis Villeneuve‘s 'Dune: Part Two' has finally been unveiled and film journalists are showering the highly-anticipated sequel with praise for its incredible ensemble cast, breathtaking visual effects and more. The film, which follow’s 2021’s 'Dune,' is being called 'masterful,' 'damn impressive' an…”

— Zack Sharf, variety.com

“Various forms of mind control exist. Some, such as subliminal messaging, are more innocent than others. Subliminal messaging proves the power of influence, where a single hidden image can manipulate the audience’s behaviors and actions.”

— Kasey Rae, creepycatalog.com

“From Phantom of the Opera (1925) to Rebecca (1940) to Blood and Roses (1960) to The Others (2001)—this is the only list you’ll need to satisfy all of your gothic horror appetites!”

— Natalia Vela, Creepy Catalog, creepycatalog.com

“The 2024 Golden Globe Awards have wrapped up, honoring the standouts in television and film. This year's ceremony was hosted by comedian Jo Koy and broadcast live from the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California, following a star-studded red carpet pre-show.”

— Jordan Freiman, cbsnews.com

“The Hunger Games is the 21st highest grossing film franchise of all time.”

— Chrissy Stockton, creepycatalog.com

“Coming 14 years after the series signed off, 'Mr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie' – a movie version of the USA network show synergistically made for sister streaming service Peacock – not only reflects the passage of time but concocts a credible excuse for getting the gang back together. Funny, sent…”

— Brian Lowry, CNN, cnn.com

“Here was my first time seeing “Poor Things” with a crowd, and I still felt like I wasn’t really seeing it with a crowd.”

— Justin Chang, latimes.com

“The Devil Wears Prada and Princess Diaries actress knows you’re not used to watching her waft into frame in the guise of prison psychiatrist Rebecca Saint John, draped in a billowy cloud of freshly puffed cigarette smoke, wearing vintage tweed skirt-suits meticulously styled under waves of platinum…”

— Joey Nolfi , ew.com

“When looking at both When Evil Lurks and Terrified, it’s clear that Demián Rugna knows how to unsettle audiences. But what is it about When Evil Lurks that makes it so uncomfortable for so many viewers? Five main reasons stand out for why the film is so disturbing.”

— Chris Catt, creepycatalog.com

“Napoleon has been portrayed in films, musicals, plays, television shows and adverts; in artwork, fiction, historical biography and video games. He has even been the subject of psychological theories and syndromes. Napoleon remains a global cultural icon 250 years after his birth in Ajaccio, Corsica,…”

— Martin Chilton, independent.co.uk

“The 'Renaissance' is not over. That’s according to Beyoncé, who on Thursday dropped a new trailer for her forthcoming “Renaissance” concert film.”

— Lisa Respers France, CNN, cnn.com

“How did one of the most storied romances in American history produce a terrible loneliness?”

— Shirley Li, theatlantic.com

“The Marvels aims to go higher, further, and faster than its predecessor did in 2019. More heroes, new planets—there’ll even be more Flerken to delight and terrify as the stakes in the ongoing Kree-Skrull conflict are raised higher than ever.”

— Daniel Chin, theringer.com

“The question dogging Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, the concert film version of her commerce-shifting, career-spanning stadium show, is not whether it will be record-breaking but by how much.”

— Adrian Horton, theguardian.com

“I was still in college when Night Of The Living Dead came out, and when I went to see it the first time, I went in the afternoon. The place was full of kids, mostly from five to eleven. I have never in my life, from the time I was a kid until now, been in an audience where children were so quiet. Th…”

— Stephen King, web.archive.org

“All of my work leading up to it was already playing that music.”

— Janicza Bravo, nytimes.com