Official Trailer Unleashed For Gaspar Noe’s LOVE [VIDEO]
Love is Gaspar Noe‘s first feature film since 2009’s Enter the Void. The melodrama made its debut in 3D at the Cannes Film Festival...
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Apr 27, 2022
Skydance Animation and John Lasseter Finalizes Multi-Year Contract with Children’s Creative Toys Maker Spin Master
John Lasseter’s Skydance Animation recently announced finalizing a multiple-year partnership with children’s creative toy maker Spin Master to develop toys and merchandise based on...
Apr 5, 2022
UFC 273 Predictions
This Saturday, on 9th April 2022, we have an actual UFC sports event to focus on, the UFC 273 event in Florida. The games...
Apr 5, 2022
UFC Betting Explained
Having begun in 1993, over two decades ago, UFC has become one of the most popular sports globally, being streamed live in over 150...
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No Country For Old Men (2007): Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Films Series
No Country for Old Men Review The Coen brothers continue with their stellar filmmaking in this adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy novel, No Country...
Irréversible (2002) – Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Film Series
Irréversible Review: Watching films such as Sam Peckinpah’s Straw Dogs, Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange, or Jonathan Kaplan’s The Accused does not prepare you...
Seul contre tous (I Stand Alone) (1999)
Yell! Review Franco-Argentinean director Gaspar Noé’s first feature-length film, Seul contre tous, stars Philippe Nahon as a misanthropic unemployed butcher. Out of jail (for...
Another Look At “Django Unchained”: Take The Kids, They’ll Love It!
I didn’t want to watch Inglorious Basterds, it just happened to be on TV and I happened to be in the room when it...
Taxi Driver (1976): Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Films Series
Taxi Driver Review: Although Robert De Niro had some great roles, most notably in the movies Raging Bull, Once Upon A Time In America,...
Requiem for a Dream (2000): Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Films Series
Requiem for a Dream Review: Requiem for a Dream is Darren Aronofsky’s adaptation of Herbert Selby Jr.’s novel of the same name. With movies...
He Was A Quiet Man (2007)
He Was a Quiet Man Review: What at first looked like a different version of Taxi Driver (set in an office instead of a...
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