“Ted Lasso, much like Schitt’s Creek, invites you into a world where everyone is truly good, and everyone has love to give. You can be honestly and authentically yourself and the people around you will still love you unconditionally.”
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“What follows is a short list of TV shows that I believe dominate each holiday. I want to clarify that this is not a long or comprehensive list. I was pretty picky in putting this together because I think in order to truly dominate the holiday, I have to automatically associate a holiday with a specific show in my mind.”
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“What started as a poem penned by Tim Burton in 1982 sprouted into a stop-motion art piece released in 1993 and has continued to blossom in the hearts and minds of fans as a cult classic. One can’t deny the enduring qualities that have kept “The Nightmare Before Christmas” consistently popular throughout the decades.”
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“Ms. Darbus had the most encouraging and welcoming attitude out of the entire crew at East High. While everyone else strongly enforced labels and keeping everyone in their lane, Ms. Darbus was the first person who encouraged the breaking of the status quo.”
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“Here are my top film recommendations to take your mind off of the complexities of the real world.”
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“Grab a glass of your favorite fruit wine, hire a sitter for your precious bébé, and pull up a chair. It’s time for us to talk about the Moira Rose impression that has taken the internet by storm. Michael Judson Berry is an actor, comedian, and Schitt’s Creek enthusiast, but you may know him better from his collection of wigs and his wacky accent as Moira Rose, the host of QuaranTeaTime on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube.”
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“The two sides have simmered down and come to an arrangement that seemed utterly unthinkable just a few months ago.”
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“Nancy Palk and I recently discussed her appearance in the play turned film ‘Catch and Release’ scheduled to be released on iTunes Canada July 14. ‘Catch and Release’ is adapted from the 1993 Pulitzer Prize nominated script ‘Keely and Du’ which was popular across Canada and the States, North America according to Ms. Palk.”
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“Though marketed as a children’s show it addresses mature themes of destiny, war, oppression, totalitarianism, coming of age, equality, and much more. Its format is also unique for a 2005-2008 cartoon in that each episode stands on its own with a clear arc and message but also fits into a larger three-season epic arc with clear challenges and goals for the characters. It’s a real hero’s journey for Aang. Here are my Top 10 Favorite Episodes.”
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“And now for part two of The Return of Cinemas – What Needs to Be Shown. Here’s another four categories for cinemas to look at when deciding what films to use to herald the return of cinema.”
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“Fear the person who is never satisfied.”
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“It’s always difficult for me to start a new series when I just finished one that I adored! My brain somehow for no reasonable reason locks the idea that no other story or characters will have the same impact on me…As usual, I was wrong. The more I get to know Anne, the more she grows on me. And the same happens with the other characters that Anne meets.”
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“UK cinemas are being given access to 450 films from the archives to bulk up their schedules until the normal release slate returns. This collection, titled Relaunching Cinema: Content for Recovery has been organised into 25 separate categories to help with navigation and selection. It includes groups such as All-Time Classics, Big Screen Spectacle and Women in Film. Therefore, I have come up with my own categories, with some examples, and reasons why I think these films will have the best chance of restarting cinemas in the right way.”
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“Disney's primary goal is to sell, and what they sell best is fantasy- be it talking animals, ice powers, or the illusion that the fight for equality and justice can be effortless, comfortable, and brought about without a cost.”
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“In honor of LGTBQ Pride Month and the Supreme Court’s proclamation that the Civil Rights Act include those who are transgender, it was only appropriate for Netflix to release Disclosure. This documentary shares the perspectives of leading trans creatives and thinkers about Hollywood’s impact on the trans community.”
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“It’s been reported that Disney is going to develop a new “Pirates of the Caribbean” film with Margot Robbie set to star. While a commendable move to center a franchise on a female character, I question why Disney picked a white woman rather than a woman of color, especially when Hollywood is being put on notice to increase BIPOC representation on film. What’s even more surprising is that Disney tapped Robbie to star in this forgetting that a prominent actress of color had already been featured in the original franchise.”
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“This show is so much more than just an opportunity for men to ‘run around in wigs and dresses’ but rather represents the progress of modern times towards the LGBTQIA+ community.”
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“Books will always be a source of inspiration for films and it is the job of the filmmakers to translate the imaginations of the books’ readers onto screen and into a visual reality. A near-impossible task but one which some films manage to get just right.“
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