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Blu-ray Review: Yes, Madam (Special Edition) – Inside Pulse - Vimarsana News

Blu-ray Review: Yes, Madam (Special Edition) – Inside Pulse

Hollywood in the '80s marked the rise of action heroes. Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis dominated the screen. The major studios rarel

Blu-ray Review: In The Line of Duty I – IV – Inside Pulse - Vimarsana News

Blu-ray Review: In The Line of Duty I – IV – Inside Pulse

Major Hollywood studios had a serious issue at letting a woman be an action star in the '60s and '70s. Yet in Hong Kong, there were quite a few women playing le

Festival to bring new French cinema to seven Chinese cities - Vimarsana News

Festival to bring new French cinema to seven Chinese cities

Cinephiles in seven Chinese cities including Beijing, Guangdong, Chengdu and Wuhan, are in for a treat in the form of eight new French feature films brought by the 19th French Film Panorama in the upcoming two months.

2022 Highest Grossing Movies Worldwide - Vimarsana News

2022 Highest Grossing Movies Worldwide

2022 was a memorable year for the silver screen, as some of the highest-grossing films attracted enormous crowds back to theaters throughout the year. It seems that the delight of viewing fascinating tales on the big screen returned with a boom after two years of repression due to the epidemic. Films performed brisk business and gave the cinematic experience a fresh lease of

Deeply rooted - Global Times - Vimarsana News

Deeply rooted - Global Times

After Hong Kong returned to the motherland in 1997, such cultural influences changed from one way into two ways. People from both the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong, born in the 1990s and the 2000s, feel such changes and fusion from increasing traditional Chinese events to mainstream blockbusters like those by Hong Kong director Hark Tsui's The Taking of Tiger Mountain and Dante Lam's Operation Red Sea.