
Philip Etemesi
Writer and Critic at Freelance
~ Author of The Fornicator ~ Film commentator at @MovieWeb ~ Chelsea FC fan 🌐LET'S END RACISM🥇
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5 days ago |
movieweb.com | Philip Etemesi
Superhero movie fans remember the 2010s with pride. Thanks to Marvel, the genre became the most popular kind of big-screen offering, trumping everything else in quality and popularity. Also, thanks to Marvel Studios’ interconnected universe, audiences always looked forward to when the next movie would come out. Elsewhere, Fox continued its X-Men franchise, delivering hits like Logan and Deadpool, while Sony also blessed us with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
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5 days ago |
movieweb.com | Philip Etemesi
For years, the United Kingdom’s television industry has had a thriving miniseries culture. But why is there so much focus on shorter shows? Many factors contribute to this. First, British shows have smaller writing teams and smaller crews in general, held together by smaller budgets. It, therefore, never makes sense for the horse to keep dragging the cart beyond the destination. Creators also cater to a smaller audience, so this is a case of matching supply with demand.
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5 days ago |
movieweb.com | Philip Etemesi
The sixth and final season of The Sopranos — beginning on March 12, 2006, and ending on June 10, 2007 — is noted for being way longer than the rest. The season consists of 21 episodes split into two parts (6A and 6B). The first 12 episodes aired from March 12, 2006, to June 4, 2006, with the final nine episodes airing from April 8, 2007, to June 10, 2007. The initial plan was for 20 episodes, but creator David Chase asked for one more to round out the plot properly.
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6 days ago |
movieweb.com | Philip Etemesi
Watching Tom Cruise in the Mission: Impossible movies is like watching a hyperactive, daredevil kid. “Daddy, look what I can do!” Then they proceed to pull a somersault or mini-jump that almost gives you a heart attack. For years, Cruise has used his popular film series to flaunt to us his ability to pull off different kinds of stunts. He enjoys it, and we do, too.
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6 days ago |
movieweb.com | Philip Etemesi
Tubi has a lot of goodies for viewers this coming month. And there’s just about something for everyone. TV series lovers can get to watch shows like Roots, McGyver (the original), and Homicide: Life on the Street, all for free. Documentary fans will also have plenty of options available for them, including Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy, The Seven Five. The Thin Blue Line and United States vs. Sean Combs. Cinephiles have no shortage of options either.
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