Perhaps, aside from Ridley Scott — and maybe even surpassing him — one of the most productive directors in Hollywood today is Guy Ritchie. Especially after Aladdin and The Gentlemen, the director has been releasing films and series almost every year, which many people find quite remarkable.

The 98th Academy Awards ceremony took place in Los Angeles on the night of March 15–16. Countless people — from critics to fans and even Hollywood skeptics — gathered around their screens to watch the broadcast and find out who would take home the night’s biggest awards.

Since the beginning of the second half of the 2010s, Pixar has released fewer original films and has focused more on sequels to its well-known franchises, such as Toy Story, The Incredibles, and many others.

Fans have been waiting for more than two years to see what the studio would deliver as a story about one of the most fascinating groups of characters in the DC comic universe — the Green Lanterns. Several years ago, James Gunn officially announced the series Lanterns, which follows John Stewart and Hal Jordan as they investigate a mysterious crime.

Each of us has paused at least once with the question: "Why again? Why does life throw troubles at me once more? Why can't I improve my finances, relationships, or health"? The answer is much deeper than it seems. All our problems are not a punishment. They're a way for the body to release tension.

Not many people would say that their favorite genre is tragicomedy, especially when compared to hugely popular genres like superhero films or romantic comedies. Still, dramedies often have every chance to become deep, thoughtful, and even cult classics — films that enter cinema history and change many people’s lives.

Our body and psyche are parts of a unified system. In other words, what and how we think influences how we feel. Similarly, our bodily sensations impact the direction of our thoughts. In general, everything related to our sensations, emotions, and muscle tensions is part of an interconnected system with everything related to our thinking and state.

Recently, Netflix released the trailer for the long-awaited film based on the Peaky Blinders franchise, with Cillian Murphy returning as Thomas Shelby. The story takes place several years after the events of the series. The main character is no longer as young as he once was, while his son has now grown up (played by Barry Keoghan). He is drawn into a war by the character portrayed by Tim Roth.

The philosophical concept of "Value System" implies that values are what a person values in the surrounding society. Is a person always aware of their values? Not always. Often, values exist on an unconscious level and include beliefs, motives, and benefits. In other words, values are "coded" in responses to the questions: Why? Why? For what purpose? For what?

Kane Pixels will forever remain in the history of indie thrillers as the creator who brought a new dimension to the genre and introduced a fascinating concept — liminal spaces.