Tonight, the 23rd Annual “Hollywood Film Awards” brought together Hollywood’s elite to honor the year’s most talked-about and highly anticipated actors, actresses and films, and those who helped bring them to life. The awards ceremony, celebrating its 23rd anniversary as the official launch of the awards season, was hosted by actor and comedian Rob Riggle, and took place at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills. In its 23-year history, over 340 of the world’s biggest stars and filmmakers have been highlighted at the “Hollywood Film Awards” and more than 140 of the honorees have gone on to garner Oscar nominations and/or wins. Host Rob Riggle infused the ceremony with heart and humor, proving to be a steadfast guide through the evening’s many memorable moments. There was no shortage of standing ovations for both presenters and honorees alike, who included some of the most iconic members of the Hollywood community. Al Pacino took time to acknowledge many of his fellow honorees and friends in the room as he accepted the “Hollywood Supporting Actor Award.” After a presentation from her mentor Martin Scorsese, “Hollywood …
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With just about 3 months until the release of the upcoming Elton John biopic, Rocketman hitting theaters on May 31st, 2019, starring Taron Egerton as Elton John in the movie. Well, Lastnight (Feb. 24th) Egerton was joined by the iconic singer and pianist Elton John for a live rendition of Elton John’s hit song “Tiny 
Summit Entertainment has revealed a new trailer for the latest adaptation of ‘Robin Hood’, bringing a light sense of humor into the mix.
Although this film feels like maximum Vaughn in many respects, the tone seems to be the root cause of The Golden Circle’s problems. When someone says that a particular film “doesn’t know what it wants to be”, what they are really saying is that said film doesn’t have a consistent tone throughout. While the first film pretty much nailed the tone perfectly, it becomes more of a complex problem with the sequel.