James Ponsoldt’s intimate and deeply moving The End of the Tour is a cinematic adaptation of David Lipsky’s memoir, “Although You End Up Becoming Yourself: A Road Trip with David Foster Wallace.” Given the love I have for Ponsoldt’s poignant coming-of-age story The Spectacular Now, a picture that made me cry on more than one occasion, I had high expectations …

Are there any approaches to manage and prevent world wide terrorism correctly? What is generally proposed? Nowadays the terrorism phenomenon is fairly frequent. Based on a great deal of industry professionals, an example of the main creates of this horrible reality there’s a mismatch of opposition from the anti-terrorist coalition countries to serious terrorist menace.

Before its official release, Fantastic Four wasn’t something that gave hope to anyone who wanted to see the franchise make its way back into movie theaters. There was virtually no buzz, there was allegedly an enormous amount of drama going on behind the scenes and not even the actors had seen the actual film yet. If that’s any indication of …

Immigration gets a great deal of attention here in America, but it’s an issue in many other countries as well. Many of us don’t know how it is to be one of the people caught in these situations, so it may be difficult for us to understand the many trials and tribulations that come with it. In Samba, we get …

At first, The Gift feels like a film you have seen countless times before. A married couple, Simon and Robyn (Jason Bateman and Rebecca Hall), move into a new sprawling house. A chance encounter with an old classmate of Simon’s leads to a housewarming gift, which leads to an awkward dinner. Simon is weary of the man, though Robyn is …