Constantinos Psillides

In a three hour fanfest this week the streaming platform outlined what we have to look forward to. CONSTANTINOS PSILLIDES selects the most exciting Streaming behemoth Netflix is fresh out ...

When Parasite, the thriller/comedy by Bong Joon-ho, swept the Oscars in 2019 (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best International Film) it signalled a shift in western audiences as we ...

Netflix launching globally a few years back was a milestone for the entertainment industry. It altered the viewing habits of millions, ushering in changes that are now considered mainstream: same ...

By Constantinos Psillides Last week Netflix dropped its long-awaited LGBTQ-oriented animation series Q-Force, telling the story of a super-spy who revealed that he was gay during his graduation speech. As ...

New contenders for the dragon sized hole in people’s lives are lining up says CONSTANTINOS PSILLIDES Fantasy series used to be considered untouchable by production studios. Too expensive to ...

By Constantinos Psillides Mr Robot, the critically acclaimed series about a mentally unstable hacktivist called Elliot – masterfully played by Remi Malek – dropped last week on Netflix. The multi-award winning series’ ...

Forget the shows depicting the gloomy present and dystopian future. Focus on the past says Constantinos Psillides Is it the clothes? The décor? The snapshot of how life was ...

By Constantinos Psillides Caution: Spoilers for the Masters of the Universe: Revelations series The backlash to Masters of the Universe: Revelations was anticipated. In fact, Netflix’s PR team was ...

By Constantinos Psillides It was a good week for those who love medical dramas. The Good Doctor dropped on Netflix and it immediately shot to the No1 spot on the ...

By Constantinos Psillides No industry suffered more during the pandemic than cinemas. Forced to shut down for over a year and limited to only half capacity upon reopening, Covid-19 was ...

By Constantinos Psillides Aliens have always fascinated us. From the moment that we discovered that they might be an infinite number of planets and galaxies, we gazed at those faraway ...

By Constantinos Psillides Maybe the greatest victory the US ever achieved is the almost total dominance of the entertainment industry. Most of the content coming to our screens comes from ...

By Constantinos Psillides A couple of years ago, I stood in a packed room and looked a childhood idol in the eyes, a man whose movies I still enjoy, and ...

By Constantinos Psillides New Jersey accent, tough guys, wise guys and people using the word “whacked”. Welcome to the world of the gangster and mob cinema, a world 90 per cent ...

By Constantinos Psillides Being cast in a movie is every aspiring actor’s dream. Most of them don’t even make it there bouncing from failed audition to failed audition. ...

By Constantinos Psillildes Sports fans rejoice! With the Euro tournament just around the corner, you can get your jab of top-level football you missed, since the event was cancelled last ...

The TV event of the year – the Friends reunion will air on Thursday. But will we all be gripped asks Constantinos Psillides They watched it when it aired on TV. ...

By Constantinos Psillides Young adult is a genre that was kicked into gear by the Harry Potter book series. A series for people who are too old for fairytales but ...

By Constantinos Psillides Animation has come a long way since the days of Snow White or Steamboat Willie, both in terms of technology and content. While production of fairy tale, ...

By Constantinos Psillides The day after the end of the world has always fascinated filmmakers. Will we come together as a society and rebuild? Will we turn on each other? ...

By Constantinos Psillides Following a disastrous ceremony in 2020, due to Covid-19 that was largely virtual and plagued by technological glitches because people were required to Zoom in, this year’s ...

By Constantinos Psyllides Slapping the word “experimental” in front of anything always makes me think of China, in that it is a huge red flag. Sure, sometimes it works, and ...

By Constantinos Psillides Author David Mitchell, in his 2004 best seller The Cloud Atlas, describes a future where humans have nearly destroyed the planet and corporations have taken over. In this ...