Today we are going to travel in memory lane, but we’ll do so real, real fast. The 70s was a great time for car chases in American movies. 38 more words via The 3 Best Car Chases from the 70s — The Script Blog
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Submit your Feature & Short Film and get it showcased at the FEEDBACK Film Festival in Los Angeles. Festival takes place at L.A. LIVE’s Regal Cinemas in downtown Los Angeles. Festival takes place a least once a month.
LA Feedback Festival Testimonial – June 16 2020
Filmmaker Myriam Kamel (MY BROTHER) At first I was very very VERY nervous, but after I was relieved. It’s amazing to get that kind of feedback from strangers. I loved that people who had trouble relating to the story or who didn’t understand certain things had the guts to speak out and say it. Too often… Continue reading LA Feedback Festival Testimonial – June 16 2020
LA Feedback Festival – June 15 2020
Filmmaker Justin Zachary (NOW) Nervous. It’s always nerve-wracking hearing what people think of your work. Especially something that’s so personal to you. But, after I heard the positive feedback it was a relief that people actually got it! Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Video: Submit exclusively via Film Freeway: The fastest growing film festival in the… Continue reading LA Feedback Festival – June 15 2020
No Country for Old Men (2007) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
When hunter Llewelyn Moss stumbles upon a drug deal that went very wrong and finds two million dollars in cash near Rio Grande it was never going to be easy to keep the money especially with psychopathic killer Anton Chigurgh tracking him! ⭐️⭐️⭐️ via No Country for Old Men (2007) Review — Let’s Go To The… Continue reading No Country for Old Men (2007) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
Musical Moments – The Sopranos Theme — Let’s Go To The Movies
Over the past few weeks I have eventually had the time to watch The Sopranos, all six outstanding and amazing seasons of it! I can now fully understand why it is regarded as one of the greatest tv series of all time, its truly amazing. So in celebration of finishing it all yesterday I though […]… Continue reading Musical Moments – The Sopranos Theme — Let’s Go To The Movies
The Life of David Gale (2003) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
David Gale was against capital punishment and when he is accused of murdering his friend and fellow activist he is on death row. A week before his date to die reporter Bitsey Bloom is sent to interview him. ⭐️ *This review will contain SPOILERS* via The Life of David Gale (2003) Review — Let’s Go To… Continue reading The Life of David Gale (2003) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
Songbird (2018) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
Joanne was part of a very successful 90s rock band and had been living off that for many years, when on a tour in the UK the rest of the band tell her it is over. She then drunkenly enrols at a University in an attempt to validate her life. * Alright Now – Alternate […]… Continue reading Songbird (2018) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
13 Reasons Why (Season 4) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
Following the murder of Monty in prison the friends must stick together more than ever to keep everything covered up about Bryce’s death and who really was responsible for that. ⭐️ Number of episodes: 10 ***SPOILERS*** via 13 Reasons Why (Season 4) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
The Sopranos (TV Series) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
In New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano must deal with his own personal issues as well as though professional ones being head of the family, all having a huge impact on his mental state, this sees him seek professional help with a psychiatrist. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Number of seasons: 6 Season 1 – 13 episodes Season 2 […]… Continue reading The Sopranos (TV Series) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
The Verdict (1982) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
Frank Galvin a lawyer who had been having a rather tough time gets one final shot at a big case to regain respect when he goes to trial over medical malpractice instead of taking the settlement he was offered. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ via The Verdict (1982) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies