New: cinemaAll contentblurtkractifitsteemr2cornellphotographyblogburngamesbeblurtblurtlifeblurtgermanblurtboosterblurttribeblurtindiablurtnewscurationpowerclubblurtographyinstablurtHotTrendingNewDAppsforyoubtc in blurt-192372 • 3 hours agoBurn Burn BurnCalm down, this is not the combustion of any coin or token! This sentence needs a bit of explanation, so let's explain! Just like in Thelma...drax in movies • 9 hours agoFilm Review: Dead Calm (1989)In today's Hollywood, the principles of "less is more" and "keep it simple, stupid" seem to have been forgotten. 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Battlefield Earth , his best-known (and most infamous) film, was an attempt to…foryoubtc in blurt-192372 • 4 days agoThe Factory (Zavod)In the story of a factory on the verge of closure and unable to pay its workers for months, the expectation is that the workers will go on...drax in movies • 4 days agoFilm Review: The Portrait of a Lady (1996)Jane Campion, just three years after receiving numerous prestigious awards and rave reviews for her feminist period melodrama The Piano , attempted to replicate that success with another…drax in movies • 4 days agoFilm Review: Jerry Maguire (1996)Hollywood is an industry built on illusion. Its products aren't meant to resemble real life, even when they are supposed to. Despite that, Hollywood's habit of disregarding reality can be annoying…
