Do you remember the recent protests by Hollywood screenwriters unhappy with their financial situation? And who among us hasn't thought sarcastically—if only we had their problems...
And yet, films will continue to be released and delight audiences with new sensations, high-quality performances by celebrities, and innovative ideas in special effects, dramaturgy, and direction.
What is it that attracts us like a magnet to the fates of the idols of the film industry? What makes us admire their outfits, closely follow their lives, and, let's face it, gloat when reading unfavorable reviews and scathing articles by film critics?
Simple human envy of others' success? Yes, possibly. But after all, acting is hard work, baring one's nerves and, in the apt words of a wit, a 'striptease of the soul.' What can you do if in Hollywood all this is generously paid, even in an era of general financial shortage? And is it fair to accuse the idols of moral decay if material success turns their flighty heads and pushes them onto the slippery path of abusing fame and everything that goes with it?
These questions are eternal; they appeared long before the invention of cinema, and no one knows unambiguous answers to them. However, film portals containing a lot of useful information for lovers of this art form can help understand the complex 'earthly' fates of famous movie characters. Here you can find film reviews, celebrity biographies, information about the past, present, and future state of cinema.
If you actively use Internet resources or have just started exploring the World Wide Web, but love movies and try not to miss premieres, you will find the convenient and informative portal KinoNews.ru a discovery. Here you can find information from the history of cinema, discussions of recently released films, and announcements for films of 2010. It becomes clear here that, despite financial difficulties, the life of true art (as well as its business versions) cannot be stopped. It goes on, with both creative crises and inspired highs... So there is no reason to worry about the future of cinema.