I think that, in the long run, whole concept of television season is going to be abandoned and that all television shows are going to be standalone products or what used to be called "limited

The title of the post reminds me of early cinema history, when the film itself was supposed to be an arcade-like business. At least, that was general idea of Thomas Edison who in early 1890s experimented

From the studio executives' perspective it makes more sense to exploit old content with presumanly built-in fan base of nostalgics than to risk with having to pay screenwriters to make something original.

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It all really depends on what person biopic is about. I'm guessing that makers of films that try to exploit popularity of still living or recently decesased pop singer (like Amy Winehouse) might have much

Critics were never powerful, or, at least, when they did it was very limited to some very specific films. Probably the only film review that changed the course of film history was Pauline Kael's roasting

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Goldfinger was released in 1964, not 1946. Posted using CineTV

Almost all silent films had their copyright expired and that makes them easily available on Youtube and other free streaming services. Quality of video and lack of accompanying music are different issue,

It was quite opposite for me. I expected Soderbergh to deliver something better. More about it in my regular review. Posted using CineTV

Most of the silent films (those that haven't been lost, which is around 90 percent) are easily available on Youtube and other smiliar services. Posted using CineTV

It is very useful and fun tool. Especially creative prompts.

I find new format to be much undeniable improvement over the old, mostly for creative reasons. Plots unfolds and ends when they are supposed to, instead of being artificially prolonged in order fill episode

I like this film, although for slightly more subjective reasons. Posted using CineTV

My review, if anyone is interested. Posted using CineTV

My review, if anyone is interested. Posted using CineTV

My review, if anyone is interested. Posted using CineTV

There is famous 1924 silent film called Greed which I covered in my review. I hope it would get separate article in Leoglossary. Posted using CineTV

This is my review from three months ago. Posted using CineTV