September 2021

By Kojong Pana Thursday, September 30, 2021 Film

Highlights of the New York Film Festival, Second Week - The New Yorker

kojongpana.blogspot.com While the cinematic objects on display fascinate, the much-delayed institution opens with an emphasis on diversity...

kojongpana.blogspot.com Scarlett Johansson poses on the red carpet during the Oscars arrivals at the 92nd Academy Awards in Hollywood, Los...

kojongpana.blogspot.com We'll admit, it's beyond impressive for a pandemic-centered Zoom horror movie — yes, like the teleconfere...

kojongpana.blogspot.com Nearly a quarter century after “The Sopranos” wrapped its six season run on HBO, David Chase has brought his best ...

kojongpana.blogspot.com Photo: Courtesy of Sony Pictures Everyone’s in on the joke in Venom: Let There Be Carnage , and it’s mor...

kojongpana.blogspot.com [unable to retrieve full-text content] Lights, camera, exhibits: Movie museum debuts Christian Science Monitor ...

kojongpana.blogspot.com “Host” was named the scariest horror movie of all time, followed by “Sinister” and “Insidious,” according to Broad...

kojongpana.blogspot.com SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - On the 10th anniversary of Prize Fest, this year’s Film Prize category is remarkably uniq...

kojongpana.blogspot.com Adam Sandler’s 2019 film with the Safdie Brothers “Uncut Gems” featured a Passover scene with antics that made even...

kojongpana.blogspot.com Like last weekend, this weekend at the box office was underwhelming, especially for new releases. “Shang-Chi and th...

kojongpana.blogspot.com In the course of a personal email exchange earlier this year about the 2021 Pickford Film Center’s Doctober Series...

kojongpana.blogspot.com (Photo by Columbia Pictures / courtesy Everett Collection) Spider-Man swung into theaters in 2002, cementing Mar...

kojongpana.blogspot.com The annual tribute to the distinguished director Alfred Hitchcock returns to Gateway Film Center for its 12th year...

kojongpana.blogspot.com The sci-fi movie genre is one that elevates viewers to new heights, literally all the way up into space sometimes, ...