Happy New Year, everyone!! 🥂ೃ🍾࿔🎉🌟 Whether you're starting the day bright and fresh or you're still hungover from last night's countdown festivities, I thought I'd welcome y'all with music! ♫♪♬🎼 I'm still working on my Top 10 BEST FILMS list (coming in a week or so), but I've been thinking about some of my favorite …
Continue reading Happy New Year! FlixChatter’s 10 Favorite Music Scores + Soundtracks of 2025
When I first saw the trailer of The Secret Agent, I immediately thought of I’m Still Here, one of my favorite films of 2024, as both deal with the country's 2-decade military dictatorship. But that’s pretty much where the similarities end, as they vary greatly in terms of tone, style, and messages. Written and directed …
Animation is one of my favorite genres, and I like discovering new studios that give viewers alternatives to the big four: Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks, and Illumination. The week leading up to Christmas, I decided to watch DAVID, created by Sunrise Animation, a production company with a full-service animation studio in South Africa. Apparently, it’s …
Hello everyone!! It's been quite a hectic week, which I'm sure many of you can relate to. I was still working up until noon on Christmas Eve, so between work and various activities, I have not had time to write much or post reviews I had planned for today. That said, I still want to …
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With just about a week to go in 2025, I’m hitting pause briefly on film reviews to share some of the TV series and miniseries I loved watching this year. While most TV fans tend to binge-watch over 50 shows annually, I only managed to catch a little more than a dozen—more if you consider …
Continue reading FlixChatter’s 2025 Best List: Top 10 TV series I enjoyed watching this year
2025 is really Josh O’Connor’s year, and it’s all the better for it. This is the third film I saw where he has a leading or prominent role, and I might try to catch The History Of Sound, where he’s a co-lead with Paul Mescal. Those who are still unfamiliar with the English actor apart …
James Cameron took more than a decade to dive back into the Avatar universe, spending that time fine-tuning the underwater filming tech for its sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water. The second and third sequels, Fire and Ash, were shot back-to-back, as part of a huge production effort to manage the actors' aging process throughout …
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