Going to the cinema can actually be an experience for all the senses. The collaboration between Soho House and Teatime Production gave birth to the Edible Cinema, a cinema where we can watch and taste the film, as we are offered delicious menus with dishes that correspond to the scenes in the film.
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The 5th Wave is a sci-fi thriller based on the 2013 bestseller of the same name by the author Susannah Grant, which has also been translated into Slovenian (The Fifth Wave) and is about an invasion of extraterrestrial intelligence that wreaks havoc on Earth with waves that are a metaphor for killing . Among the handful of survivors after the 4th wave is Cassie Sullivan (Chloë Grace Moretz), a brave teenager who is trying to find her brother. Directed by J Blakeson, the film will satisfy all those mourning the end of The Hunger Games series, which hits theaters at the end of the year.
Top directors know how to make a great ending to a movie. But whether they are epic, shocking or indeterminate, good directors go one step further and connect the ending with the beginning. An observant viewer will notice this and be rewarded with a missing link that will leave the rest of the audience scratching their heads after leaving the theater. Check out the missing links in movies like Avatar, 12 Monkeys, Gone, and Shipwreck.
The Lobster is probably the most bizarre romantic movie that exists under the free sun. And if True Detective didn't turn out according to Colin Farrell's plans, the Irish actor will definitely win back his followers with his role in this romantic satire from director Yorgos Lanthimos, which received a lot of approval at the Cannes Film Festival with its absurd humor at the expense of the nature of relationships.
Although we are not even close to the time when we can say that Christmas is around the corner and it is not even autumn on the calendar yet, Hollywood is already stocking us with Christmas-themed movies?! But when you are a movie studio, you have to start promoting movies in advance. So it's Christmas time for the Cooper family in the Love the Coopers trailer. And just as presents are usually piled under the Christmas tree, this film is packed with movie stars, as John Goodman, Diane Keaton, Amanda Seyfried, Marisa Tomei, Alan Arkin, Olivia Wilde and Ed Helms star in this Christmas comedy.
Concussion is an American sports drama based on the 2009 GQ magazine article "Game Brain" by Jeanne Marie Laskas and tells the story of forensic pathologist and neuropathologist Bennet Omal (Will Smith, Suicide Squad, Focus, Men in Black) who finds a link between head injuries in American football and the onset of early-onset dementia and behavioral disorders that can lead to death. In the film, where he opposes the leaders of the NFL, the organization that "owns" the day of the week (Sunday), Alec Baldwin, Luke Wilson and others also appear, and Peter Landesman (Parkland) signed the film.
Goosebumps is a horror film for children and a fantasy adventure comedy for adults. It is based on the eponymous collection of Goosebumps books intended to scare teenagers, which was aborted in 1992 by the American writer RL Stine. The author of the film adaptation is the director Rob Letterman (Monsters vs. Aliens), who invited Jack Black and some upcoming big teenage names like Dylan Minnette and Odeya Rush to participate. The film will also be shown in 3D.
Rock the Kasbah is an American comedy in which the old cats of cinema Bill Murray and Bruce Willis, the always charming Zooey Deschanel and Kate Hudson and the cute Taylor Kinney and the always funny Danny McBride joined forces, and they were "commanded" from behind the camera by Barry Levinson ( Toys, Sleepers). It's about a music manager whose career takes him to Afghanistan, where he's supposed to promote a singer, but he's stuck there with nothing. No singer, no documents and no money. But, it all turns out to be a lucky accident.
Do we already have everything for the start of the new school year? Students will have to wait another month, but high school and elementary school students are already (almost) ready for new challenges. As long as it doesn't really go away, we can turn our brains off a little and relax with real "back-to-school" movies that will prepare us for the school bell.
The British film Kill Your Friends is a mixture of black comedy, crime and thriller, which was "cooked" by Owen Harris according to the recipe of John Niven, who wrote the screenplay, and which he adapted from his own book of the same name from 2008. Set in London in 1997, rising star Nicholas Hoult takes on the role of an overly competitive A&R manager during Britpop's "golden cow" (read hit-making) era.
Did you wake up happy and smiling today? Well, that will change in an instant when you watch the trailer for the horror film The Witch. And if the pleasantly cool morning air didn't give you goosebumps, the next two and a half minutes will give your skin goosebumps. The Robert Eggers-signed film was a huge hit at this year's Sundance Film Festival, and you'll be pale from fear while watching it in 2016.
At a time when few women have their own franchises, the women on the world's highest-paid actresses list are establishing themselves as women who can make their own movies without worry. Forbes has revealed its list of the highest-paid actresses in the world for 2015 - eighteen actresses earned a total of 281 million US dollars. The list includes those who earn at least 6 million US dollars annually. And who is the biggest earner this year?