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Documentary Film in Hollywood and on Television

What happened to the truth factor in documentary films? Documentaries are supposed to be just what the name says – documents, a truthful mirror of the reality. Right? This is the theory, but the daily life looks different. For some, too big is the temptation to manipulate – especially in politics.

Published in Documentary by Pierre Kandorfer, on September 17, 2009

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The Pink Panther

Most of the younger generation has watched the remake featuring Steve Martin and Beyonce Knowles, released in 2006, but for those who have been the fans of one of the funniest phenomena in the history of cinema, nothing compares to the original version.

Published in Animation by Rodallega, on July 25, 2009

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Fox’s Biggest Failure’s of the Decade

Ever wonder what Fox networks worst and shortest running show’s ever were?

Published in Cinemarolling by Simon Belmont, on June 15, 2009

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Adventureland

“Adventureland” is a comedy and drama directed by an up and coming director and writer Greg Motolla. Motolla directed the very successful comedy movie “Superbad.” “Adventureland” is a comedy film with a serious tone. It has many strong points. However, the choice of Jesse Eisenberg was far too similar to an actor chosen for Motolla’s earlier film, “Superbad,” by the name of Michael Cera.

Published in Comedy by Rodallega, on June 7, 2009

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Gems of the 2009: Star Trek Movie

The 2009 Star Trek film had gems, which we shall call Dilithium Crystals, for fans of the Original Series, as well as a few minor lumps of coal. Spoiler alert!

Published in Science Fiction by Mark Gordon Brown, on May 25, 2009

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Television and Film

In media, television and film work with one another and have done so throughout history.

Published in Cinemarolling by midnightanjel, on May 18, 2009

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DVD Review: Kolchak, The Night Stalker (1974-75)

In 20 classic one-hour episodes, reporter Carl Kolchak tracked vampires, witches, demon-haunted armor, Louisiana bayou monsters, Native American demons, and Aztec mummies from his news service office in Chicago.

Published in Cinemarolling by Nick Howes, on March 21, 2009

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The Evolution of Science Fiction in the 20th and 21st Centuries

Science fiction usually referred to a series based upon a fictional environment with action and adventure being the main criterion. In the 21st century, the definition of the word has drastically changed.

Published in Science Fiction by Dialga, on February 12, 2009