This film offers an opportunity to bring up the hard questions, and give parents the chance to engage in a meaningful dialogue with their children. Let Zootopia help you create meaningful conversations about the issues that are so important today.
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Fruitvale Station (2013)
This tragic event showcased by the film had a profound impact on viewers due to the increasing prevalence of technology and the power of citizen journalism.
Continue Reading →Gifted (2017)
Catch this touching and emotional story of a family striving to nurture talent and protect innocence. It’s an intimate and touching story of family and the struggles of raising a gifted child.
Continue Reading →Dunkirk (2017)
My knee-jerk capsule review from Instagram remains the same: Dunkirk was a great picture. It may become the definitive movie version of the battle. I hope it does because the cast and crew put a lot of heart and soul into the movie. You can see it from the direction, the script, and the acting. This side of Nolan was refreshing. I feel like his big blockbusters were the first rounds to the main event. Nolan said in the marketing junkets for this movie that this was his dream project for many years. But he felt he wasn't professionally ready…
Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
Bonnie and Clyde is an iconic film that has stood the test of time. Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway star as the two larger-than-life characters, forming an unforgettable chemistry. This solid, character-driven film is an exciting blend of action and drama that continues to be loved by audiences 50 years later.
Continue Reading →Inside Out (2015)
When life throws a curveball, making sense of the unexpected can be challenging. This page is about one person’s experience of moving to a new city and its emotional impact on them. From the anticipation and excitement of the journey to the disappointment of the initial view of the house, this person’s story is relatable to many who have gone through a similar experience.
Continue Reading →The Last Witch Hunter (2015)
Take a journey with Vin Diesel as he plays a hunter who must protect Earth from the last of the witches. Decide for yourself if it’s yet another Vin Diesel film, or something more.
Continue Reading →Atomic Blonde (2017)
From the way they fill the frames to the way they light it and chew the scenery, it’s like a comic book come to life. Every frame is a painting and you’re sure to like it.
Continue Reading →Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933) / House of Wax (1953)
This page looks at the difference between the 1933 movie Mystery of the Wax Museum and the 1953 remake House of Wax. Through her resilience and ambition, Florence proves she won’t be held back by her gender. On the other hand, Sue demonstrates her emotion through crying and is silenced by the reaction of the men around her. Read on to find out more.
Continue Reading →Suspiria (1977)
Suspiria is a horror movie that will haunt you and leave you with a feeling of dread. It is a unique combination of fear and beauty. Follow the story of Suspiria and experience the overwhelming feeling of being unable to look away after it crashes into your heart like a trainwreck.
Continue Reading →Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Rosemary’s Baby is a powerful film that examines the fear of women’s control over their bodies and their trust in a higher power when creating life. From a feminist perspective, it explores the idea of being a vessel for a child and trusting in an unknown outcome.
Continue Reading →Winchester (2018)
In the movie Winchester, Dr. Eric Price (played by Jason Clarke) is hired by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company to assess the mental stability of Mrs. Winchester. As his investigation deepens, it is revealed that Dr. Price has a mysterious past of his own. Follow the story of Dr. Price as he unravels the secrets of the Winchester family and their haunted mansion.
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