It’s no secret that Disney is a massive media conglomerate. It has seen long lasting success since Walt Disney founded it in 1923, allowing it to be nostalgic and meaningful to several generations now, and rack up a long list of franchises, making it one of the most influential media
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Disney is a greedy company. From reworking the fast pass system at its theme parks, raising the prices for theme park tickets, and the creation of Premier Access on Disney+, it is clear that Walt Disney’s vision of affordable entertainment is long gone. So gone, in fact, that now the
If you are looking to watch a hit box-office film without paying a dime, you are in luck. This guide is going to highlight how you can pirate any show or film like many others are doing — without repercussions. A recent study has shown that pirated video materials obtain
*Spoilers ahead* Horrific. Intriguing. Gut-wrenching. Confusing. All these emotions swirl around your head as you watch Midsommar. The end doesn’t leave you feeling great. The normalcy of extreme cult type of behavior leaves you wondering how much of this is based on fact or fiction. The experiences that the characters
Harley Quinn, a truly marvelous, charismatic, and strange enigma, has been throughout the Batman Franchise to break out on her own. Many have stated that Harley is considered a blend of sophistication and allure that makes this antihero the perfect mix of both funny and scary wrapped up in the
Do we have a responsibility to correct the past or is it irresponsible to think we should? This is the question that I’ve pondered since seeing “Roman Holiday” for the first time earlier this year. During the pandemic, my family developed a new favorite pastime of exploring all the old
“It’s every man’s worst nightmare,” Al Monroe blubbers, handcuffed to the headboard of a bed: “Getting accused like that.” Standing at the foot of the bed—clad in a cliché “sexy nurse” costume and rainbow wig; like a glorious blowup-doll-nightmare come to life—Cassie caustically deadpans: “Can you guess what every woman’s
Sacha Baron Cohen, well-known for his role as Borat in the 2006 mockumentary Borat, recently came back into the spotlight with his sequel, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, released October 23, 2020. Similar to the original film, Cohen not only starred in the sequel but produced the film and contributed to its
Dragonfly Eyes is a movie in 2017 directed by Xu Bing. He gathered footages from public, private surveillance camera and even automobile driving record, stitching with voice over, created the astonishing firm. The firm had a plot of romance story with a touch on plastic surgery, degeneration, and gender discrimination.
Art is a luxury. Historically, the majority of those who were accepted into the exclusive world of art were of affluence, nobility, or both. With such group affiliation came expectations of distinct behavior, mannerisms, and moral ground that differentiated them from the outsiders. The title of an artist insinuated a