Hello and welcome to the 48TH edition of Cine TV Community Spotlight. The Cine TV Spotlight Series has begun in a bid to boost engagement and interaction in the community and showcase the work of deserving authors.
And it’s all simple. Every week, we spotlight works by authors based on the content, originality, style, and word count. It is not a contest, but just our way of creating exposure for the works we enjoyed throughout the week and boosting exceptionally written content by our authors. Simply put, give it your best and have fun while at it, and then we showcase your work here.
So, in no particular order, here are the authors spotlighted for this week:
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Title: Amazon Prime Series: The Bondsman
Recently, I was browsing the Amazon Prime Video catalog and came across a title that piqued my curiosity. This Latin American Spanish-language series is called "Demon Hunter," and while I'm not a big fan of action, this title delivered two things: action and horror. And I love horror, especially when it's paired with another film and television genre. As I mentioned earlier, horror with comedy is one of my favorites.
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Title: Heads of State
In essence, HEADS OF STATE seems to be just that: a commitment to spectacle. An action-packed feast with well-known figures, a straightforward plot, and the promise of a lighthearted and entertaining cinematic experience. It doesn't seek to leave a profound message or generate intellectual debate. Its purpose is to offer escape, a good dose of adrenaline and laughter. A much-needed moment of relaxation for everyday life. Just what, sometimes, the soul craves.
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Title: FROM
My least favorite character, Sara Myers, who thinks something is speaking to her, has rare visions of the way out and the only means is to kill people. Whatever that was talking to her tells her to kill someone and if she does so she would eventually find her path home but then her mysterious killing got her caught when she tried to kill Ethan. Not only did her secret of killing others get caught, she was hated by the rest of the township for her attitude but then it landed her in a bigger mess of killing her own brother.
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Title: Birds of Prey: Beautiful, Messy, Hilarious and Action Packed Movie
The plot is somewhat predictable and lacks depth, which can make it feel as if the writers were just in hurry to get the script done at times lol. I won't lie though, the plot is engaging, it's not particularly original or Deep.
i also noticed that While the supporting cast is talented, some characters feel a bit one-dimensional and could benefit from more screen time. The film's focus on Harley Quinn means that some characters are underutilized or didn't have enough screen time, which can make them feel somewhat flat or should I say unfulfilled.
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Title: The Lion King
This prequel presents Mufasa's story in a way that I particularly would not have thought of, as a commoner traveling with his parents in search of a mythical place called Milele. In the middle of their search, they find a well, but the rains come, causing the river that feeds the well to rise, and Mufasa is trapped. His father manages to save him, but is swept away by the current to a distant place. Separated from his parents, Mufasa meets another cub named Taka...
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Title: The 4TH Generation
The second thing are the characters. A desperate grandma, a prayerless mother and a nonchalant daughter. The main character here was definitely Awawu. There was a scene that carried raw energy when she confronted Rukayat, her mother. If you listen to the words, there were underlying tones of pain, neglect and anger. Awawu was angry at her mom, at her situation and at herself. Maybe if she had noticed those signs earlier, she would have done something earlier.
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Title: Road House
Their journey overtime rekindled, from platonic relationship to a romantic connection. However Seung-hyo later discovered by chance that Seok-ryu was diagnosed with cancer while she was overseas and 70% of her stomach was gone which was also the reason why her engagement was called off. Seung-hyo was devastated alongside her family, but did love really conquer all? Did Seung-hyo's love for her still remain unwavering? I want to praise and appreciate how balanced this series was throughout. You could be crying this minute and laughing at silly lines the next minute, lol.
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Title: Straw: Was a Heartbreaking Movie
The film was heartbreaking. The situations she experienced, as depicted in the film, may be exaggerated compared to reality, but some of them are experienced by many people. As someone responsible for paying the bills or putting food on the table, her struggles were relatable to some extent. I'm lucky that I got my family and friends backing me up when times get rough, but she had no one.
And there you have it! Congratulations to all those spotlighted this week. We look forward to more exceptional content. And to everyone posting in the community, we look forward to seeing more of you around.
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