Television
Original Quantum Leap vs. Quantum Leap 2023
I enjoyed both the original Quantum Leap and the new one. One criticism of the new one I disagree with is when they complain about Ben Sung travelling outside his lifetime but Sam Beckett di travel outside his lifetime on one occasion and the show explained how Ben Sung was able todo so. Also the computer would have been upgraded after 30 years. In both shows all the characters are likeable.
By Ferrari King2 years ago in Critique
The 2024 Golden Globes destroyed Jo Koy
The 2024 — 81st annual Golden Globes aimed to redeem itself from past controversies, but the host, comedian Jo Koy, faced an uphill battle. Written with just two weeks’ notice, Koy’s opening monologue was awkward, contentious, and uncomfortable, setting the tone for a lackluster night filled with awkward stares and grimaces.
By Lerina 📝✒️📖📚✍️🖋️2 years ago in Critique
Lovecraft Country (TV Series)
The television series, "Lovecraft Country" is a horror and historical fiction set in 1950s Chicago. The Freeman family makes travel guides for Black Americans traveling in the pre-Civil Rights era. They quickly learn that they must battle racism by understanding the threatening magic surrounding them.
By Riah the Writer2 years ago in Critique
Money Talk Music
A lot of the music business is propaganda that's involved with it. A lot of music businesses try to distort the reality of lots of electronic musicians work and creations, or recordings. A lot of music fans and the public are already dissatisfied and angry because they miss out on the positive effects within a lot of the music's features, and they only listen to negative statements from trappers or singers who have something highly negative to say over the recording. A lot of mainstream music recording companies like Capitol Records or Warner Music Group want to sign a music artist that's willing to go on tour all of the time to thousands of concerts, and all around the country and world.
By Seale Tha Deal2 years ago in Critique
Patients
INT. RESTAURANT - DAY Two men work in the kitchen of a Ghanaian restaurant: the head chef, whose ethnicity is Ghanaian, and the sous chef, whose ethnicity is Jamaican. They chop purple onions, thyme, tomatoes, Scotch bonnet peppers and plantain. As the kitchen is open, the chefs overhear the customers, including two men, whose ethnicities are Nigerian: one of whom is of the Yoruba tribe, the other of the Igbo. Sat at a table, the Nigerian men peruse menus, chatting about the past and politics of Nigeria:
By Peter L. Pinnock @mummysboyvegan @thepiedpiperofhampden2 years ago in Critique
These are the most annoying characters on Desperate Housewives
It's always good to re-watch an old series, especially when it feels like you are watching it again for the first time. The TV show Desperate Housewives was very popular in the 2000's, and I watched it as a kid, not really understanding what was going on. But now as an adult, you do catch on with what's going on and also have an opinion about everything.
By Adrianna Anastasiades 2 years ago in Critique
Exploring the Cinematic Universe: The 10 Best Science Fiction Films of All Time
The genre of science fiction has, across the decades, emerged as a captivating vessel for delving into the boundless possibilities of the universe. In the realm of cinema, this genre has gifted audiences with timeless treasures that transcend temporal confines, perpetually captivating viewers worldwide. In this in-depth exploration, we embark on a thrilling odyssey through the space-time continuum to unveil the paramount sci-fi films of all time.
By E. Oliveira2 years ago in Critique
Emotainment
The term ‘Emotainment’ stands for Emotional Entertainment. It was coined by Robert J. Vizza in his 2008 book, The Age of Emotainment: How The Media Industry Is Manipulating Our Emotions for Profits. He defined emotainment as ‘the use of emotion to entertain, manipulate, and control.’ He stated that the media industry increasingly uses emotainment to sell goods, services and political agendas.
By Benedette Uche2 years ago in Critique
Who Killed Princess Diana?
On the 16th of November 2023, Netflix premiered Season 6 of ‘The Crown.’ They called it Part 1 of the Grand Finale with only 4 Episodes. Part 2, which concludes the series, will be released in December with 6 Episodes. The TV series was first released on Netflix in November 2016. Inspired by real events, it tells the story of Queen Elizabeth II and the political and personal events that shaped her reign.
By Benedette Uche2 years ago in Critique
