Tracy Lord is due to marry for the second time but her ex-husband and reporter C.K. Dexter Haven isn’t going to make that easy for her. He turns up a few days before the wedding with a reporter and photographer to get the inside scoop! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
via The Philadelphia Story (1940) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
Jake a rookie cop is making the transition to become a narcotics officer in Los Angeles spending the day with detective Alonzo who seems to be going too rogue and forgetting his purpose. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sam is a former US Intelligence Agent who is now freelancing must attempt to track down a package that is wanted by both the Irish and the Russians. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Charlie a small time hood is trying to work his way up the ranks of a local mob in Little Italy NYC but his friendship with Johnny Boy is not helping him at all. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sure, it probably feels like you’ve watched everything single thing that Netflix and Hulu have to offer. But when’s the last time you watched a film about the planet.
via Earth Day: These Films About The Planet Will Help Ease Your Fear Of Missing Out(side) — Global Grind
[ad_1] Many people will have first come across the novel by Stephen King, The Green Mile, without actually knowing it was ever a book written by the famous author. The novel was first written in serial form in 1996 but was then made into a film in 1999, starring Tom Hanks and nominated for 4 […]
via A Summary of Stephen King’s “The Green Mile” — Successful Lifestyle Blog
2000-2009 HONORABLE MENTIONS OF THE DECADE Some of my favorite picks that didn’t quite make it into my Top Twenty were… The Patriot (2000) The Bourne Identity (2002) Johnny English (2003) Finding Nemo (2003) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) Napoleon Dynamite (2004) Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004) Star Wars: Episode […]
If you’ve read my previous post, I examine the idea that life is a story. Our existence has it’s foundations within limitation and it’s within this limitation that story is born. It’s within the confines of our limitations where conflict happens and conflict is the beating heart of all story, it propels it forward. The […]
via Using life to structure and inspire your screenplay: A case study of Garden State: — StoryWise
My take on the popular American Teen Television series Covid-19 led me to this Not a writer, neither do I pride myself as a literature student but the boredom of quarantine has me jumping at every opportunity to entertain myself. This unfortunately includes blogging (if anyone cares) my reflections on my most recently watched Netflix […]
First Scene Screenplay Festival 