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Bright Room, Big Picture: Living with the Hisense L9Q
Big screens are wonderful until daylight barges in and spoils the mood. The Hisense L9Q fights back with real punch and colour, then asks you to make a few smart choices so contrast keeps up. Pair it with the right UST ALR screen and the image holds together at 120 to 150 inches without turning the room into a cave.
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From VHS to IMAX: Classics Are 2025’s Hottest ‘New’ Releases
The biggest noise in theatres this year is from sharks circling Amity, Brando whispering in shadows, and a ship breaking in two. Watching them on the big screen in 2025 feels like the first time. The images are sharper, the sound richer, yet the essence is the same: cinema as ritual.
Old Guy: Old School Meets Gen Z
Simon West’s Old Guy is a sleek-looking action comedy that coasts on Christoph Waltz’s charisma, even if the film itself doesn’t break any new ground. It’s the kind of movie that looks like a good time—and sometimes it is—but leaves you wondering what could have been with a sharper script and better use of its cast.
Amsterdamned: A Cult Classic For a Reason
You know, I am doing it all gladly but let me tell you, it's not always all sunshine and roses. You wade through a lot of cinematic sludge to find those true gems, those movies that stick with you long after the credits roll. And let me tell you, Amsterdamned is definitely one of those gems.
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Why did I only watch these 5 movies now??!
Sometimes for some reason or another there's no possibility or time to watch a movie that you really should have. These five movies I should have seen way sooner and so should you! So don't make the mistake that I made and go watch these as soon as you can! Your life will be the better for it!
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The Cleanup Brothers: Jude Law and Jason Bateman in Black Rabbit
Jason Bateman and Jude Law play two brothers bound not by love, but by damage. Black Rabbit doesn’t unfold, it barrels ahead, leaving emotional wreckage in its wake. You won’t find much redemption here. But you might find something harder to shake.
Sterling K. Brown Gives Paradise Its Edge
Paradise is a mystery-thriller set in a small town where nothing is as it seems—because of course it isn’t. Paradise leans heavily into the whodunnit formula, with each episode peeling back another layer of intrigue, introducing new suspects, and keeping the tension just taut enough to keep you pressing “next episode
Dune: Prophecy – A Return to the Sands of Arrakis
I have been waiting for a Dune series that would truly immerse me in its universe, and Dune: Prophecy luckily delivered on my expectations. I can now say that this was not just another sci-fi adaptation, it was an experience. Dune: Prophecy felt right at home in the larger Dune universe.
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Bright Room, Big Picture: Living with the Hisense L9Q
Big screens are wonderful until daylight barges in and spoils the mood. The Hisense L9Q fights back with real punch and colour, then asks you to make a few smart choices so contrast keeps up. Pair it with the right UST ALR screen and the image holds together at 120 to 150 inches without turning the room into a cave.
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Innovative Film Marketing: The UK Press Kit for Watchmen (2009)
The 2009 UK press kit for Watchmen is an exceptional collector’s item, embodying the film’s dark, intricate, and visually striking aesthetic. Serving as both a promotional tool and a keepsake, this press kit goes beyond the standard industry package.
From Middle-earth to The White Lotus: The Rise of Set-Jetting
Film tourism, or “set-jetting,” is booming. It’s no longer just about seeing beautiful landscapes or famous landmarks; it’s about stepping into the worlds we see on screen. From exploring Middle-earth in New Zealand to walking the streets of King’s Landing in Dubrovnik, cinema and TV have turned once-quiet corners of the world into tourist magnets.
