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Pink Skies Ahead Trailer Tackles Anxiety Disorder in the MTVs Coming-Of-Age Drama Pink Skies Ahead Trailer Tackles Anxiety Disorder in the MTVs Coming-Of-Age Drama Winona is realizing that growing old sucks. Pink Skies Ahead takes a hard look at anxiety disorder in a new film from MTV Studios. MTV Entertainment Studios released a trailer for the highly-anticipated film, Pink Skies Ahead, written and directed by New York Times best-selling author Kelly Oxford, ahead of its commercial-free broad...

24 Dec 2020, 12:21 Netflix UK has Christmas films galore, but which are the best-worst festive movies on the streaming platform? Sometimes, when you settle in front of the TV with a cuppa at the end of a wintry evening, all you want is crack open the snacks and watch a truly naff Christmas film. Holidate on Netflix features all the big ‘holidays’ (Credit: Netflix) Best worst Christmas films on Netflix UK Netflix certainly isn’t short of them! If you’ve seen the likes of Home Alone, The ...

Netflix The holidays are upon us, which means its time to listen to Mariah Carey and Justin Biebers "All I Want for Christmas Is You" on repeat, deck yourself out in tinsel, and, of course, settle down with some Netflix. The streaming giant is a go-to destination for anyone itching to have a holiday movie night, thanks to its growing stable of Christmas #content. From family-friendly fare like The Christmas Chronicles and A Christmas Prince (and its sequels, A Christmas Prince: The Royal We...

Let It Snow. At a glance, Let It Snow (2019) looks like one of those thousands of annoying, syrupy Christmas romance movies, but it’s actually surprisingly heartfelt and sweet. It tells several intertwining stories of troubled, yet hopeful teens as they try to figure out life. Julie (Isabela Moner) has been accepted at Columbia University but is reluctant to leave her sick mother. She meets pop star Stuart Bale (Shameik Moore) and makes a connection with him while eating at a run-down restau...

‘Gun and a Hotel Bible’ slaughters sacred cows as ‘first faith film for skeptics and doubters’ Award-winning faith drama to debut on VOD platforms worldwide January 5, 2021 December 11, 2020 January 5, 2021 LOS ANGELES, California — Often criticized as heavy-handed and overly evangelistic, modern faith films typically follow a fairly-specific formula. GUN AND A HOTEL BIBLE bravely charts a new course, bringing forward more questions than answers while addressing topics others in the...

Now streaming on: "The Odd Life of Timothy Green," a warm and lovely fantasy, is the kind of full-bodied family film being pushed aside in favor of franchises and slam-bang confusion. On a picture-postcard farm in the middle of endlessly rolling hills where it is always Indian Summer, a lovable boy comes into the life of a childless couple, and brings along great joy and wisdom. Timothy isnt born and he isnt adopted. He seems to have grown in the garden. The movie very wisely makes no attempt t...