6/12/2005	Minor change on the page "VIEWER'S FILM CHOICES".
6/11/2005	I have added my name to the reviews under "REVIEWED" in order make limit any possible confusion.
5/19/2005	I have been informed that the "Essays" button were misspelled. This input led to the transformation of the directional buttons on Cinematica.org. I am every so grateful for the information that made me change the look of the buttons.
3/6/2005	The Top 10 page has been updated, as Lord of the Rings trilogy by Peter Jackson has been pushed out by Wings of Desire (1987) by Wim Wenders.
1/28/2005	The 77th Oscars is on Feb. 27th, 2005, and I have my own picks here at Cinematica.org.  Our 77th Oscars picks!!!!
12/5/2004	Increased the font size of the alphabetical menu on the review pages.
12/1/2004	Added one screenshots to each review starting from this date and on.
11/20/2004	Made a minor change on the grading criteria page.
7/12/2004	The review section will undergo a face lift in the next couple of weeks, which will make the reviews a little more pleasant to look at.
7/9/2004	Updated the front page for Cinematica.org by adding an email link for our fellow readers to post their own essay's in regards to movies, film, and cinema.
7/7/2004	Updated the front page for Cinematica.org by adding an alphabetical short cut the all the reviews that Cinematica.org has contributed to our faithful readers.
2/29/2004	Oscars is tonight and we have our own picks here at Cinematica.org.  Our Oscars picks!!!!
2/28/2004	It has been decided today that the FILM CHRONICLE'S will be stopped as of today, since it is taking up too much of my time on Cinematica.org.  We have also added a page to pay tribute to the CRITERION COLLECTION that releases unique and brilliant cinema, which enhances the mind of the audience as offers unique and historical cinematic experiences.
2/12/2004	The Top 10 page has been updated again in a very short time span, however, I have seen some very good films lately as well. Color of Paradise (1999) by Majid Majidi have fallen out and been replaced by Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959) by Alain Resnais.
2/1/2004	Increasing the size of the images for the film posters from 90x60 to 150x100.  In addition, the News page was updated with a face lift as well.
1/22/2004	The Top 10 page has been updated, Ladykillers (1955) by Alexander Mackendrick has been removed by Ikiru (1952) by Akira Kurosawa.
1/18/2003	There has been a change under in the review section under Country due to limited space.  This change permits only for two countries to be entered and three dots will follow if there are more than three countries that participated in the making of the film.  If the reader wants to see all the participating countries in the making of `the film, then the reader should click on the link that will take them to the imdb.com website where this information can be found.
1/8/2003	The Top 10 page has been updated with links to directors and films to the imdb.com web site and some newcomers have found its way into the list.  In addition, two films have dropped from the list as well, Thin Red Line (1998) by Terrence Malick and Pianist (2002) by Roman Polanski.  The two new films on the Top 10 list are Ladykillers (1955) by Alexander Mackendrick and Lord of the Rings (2001, 2002, 2003) by Peter Jackson that has once again found its way back into the list.  The reason for the complete Lord of the Rings trilogy on the list is that it is considered by Cinematica.org as one film cut up in three acts.
12/7/2003	The hit counter is now removed from the home page, since it caused some technical difficulty with the java script.  In addition, the title of the film that is chosen for the Daily Film Choice is linked underneath the image of the film poster.
11/16/2003	The Brilliant Films page got updated today with the addition of tallying up the number of Brilliant Films that we at Cinematica consider brilliant in regards to our grading criteria.
9/23/2003	Due to some time constraints I have been forced to temporarily eliminate THE WEEKLY and THE MONTHLY.
8/13/2003	Updated the Top 10 by adding Umberto D. (1952) by Vittorio De Sica.
7/29/2003	Removed several pages:  TODAY'S WORD, WEEKEND TOP STORY, LINK OF THE WEEK, THE WEEKLY DVD BUY, FILM OF THE MONTH, WEBSITE OF THE MONTH and combined these on two new pages.  The two new pages are THE WEEKLY and THE MONTHLY.  These two new pages will offer weekly news, words, recommended film purchase, links, and film recommendation.  The monthly page targets a more selective choice, while the weekly targets a more current choice.  Hope it is useful for our users.
7/17/2003	Added a Hit Counter on the Main page.
7/14/2003	Renamed the previous page WEEKEND TOP STORY to WEEKLY NEWS.
7/7/2003	It was a smooth move for Cinematica, and in the process Cinematica decided to begin a new feature on the web site that is called FILM CHRONICLE'S.  Film Chronicle's is a new element to the Cinematica web site that will keep a more detailed account on the historic perspective of Cinematica.  Hopefully there are some interested readers that will read these written tableau's of what happens on a daily basis in regards to film.
6/26/2003	The people who is running Cinematica is currently moving and we will back up with new updates on July 1st.
5/27/2003	Updated the Front Page for Cinematica, and added: TODAY'S WORD, WEEKEND TOP STORY, LINK OF THE WEEK, THE WEEKLY DVD BUY, FILM OF THE MONTH, WEBSITE OF THE MONTH, and CINEMATICA'S DAILY FILM CHOICE to the website.  This was done in order to serve those who visit Cinematica better and personalize Cinematica a little more.
5/25/2003	The 56th Annual Cannes Film Festival have come to an end. Click HERE for further information.
5/12/2003	The 56th Annual Cannes Film Festival commence on May 14th with the remake of Fanfan la Tulipe, and Click HERE for more information in regards to Cannes Film Festival.
3/23/3003	The 75th Annual Academy Awards takes place today in Los Angeles, CA, at the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood & Highland and it commence one TV at 5:30 p.m. PST.  Click HERE to see our picks.  Cinematica managed to match ten of the 24 categories.
3/14/2003	We are up and running again. Cinematica had problems with the previous web hosting provider, but now we are up and running again.  There are still a few bugs that needs to be worked over, however, everything should be back to normal within seven days.
1/31/2003	Updated the face of Cinematica.
1/21/2003	Updated the review section with individual pages for each review and in the process of adding images back to all reviews. And the new review section will updated once per month again.
1/4/2003	Updated the review section by only have images for films in new reviews and for films that received a grade of 9 or 10.  In addition, the new review section will updated bi-monthly.
11/11/2002	Updated the directory with images and text.
7/1/2002	Cinematica® is an environment for anyone who is interested in cinematic experiences.  These cinematic experiences can stem from a wide selection of films.  The broad collection of films comes from a very diverse field with many different genres, languages, notions, ideologies and ethnic sources. Cinematica intends to gather information from the vast source of cinema in order to compile a select, yet diverse resource for anyone who appreciates film.