❝Standing before me was death.. but I'd never been so happy.❞
Nosferatu is probably my most anticipated film. My wait began three years ago when the announcement was made, and a fan-made poster was the only thing circulating in the media. There’s a reason for that. When I read Bram Stoker’s writing, the way I imagined Victorian England, foggy cemeteries, superstitious locals of Eastern Europe, and the wilderness of Transylvania, no film made based on it ever did justice to…
Whoever has no house now, will never have one.
Whoever is alone, will stay alone.
They will sit, read, write long letters through the evening,
and wander the boulevards up and down, restlessly;
While the dry leaves are blowing.
forever in debt, Mr Kaufman.
একদিন হেমন্ত এলে অবকাশ পাওয়া যাবে, আবার দেখব।
Sir Ridley Scott's 'Napoleon' has faced a significant amount of criticism, and I have not seen a single positive review in my experience so far. As a history enthusiast, I decided to give it a chance, and to my surprise, I find it one of the best works of Sir Ridley Scott after 'Gladiator' and 'Kingdom of Heaven.'
It's crucial to note that Stanley Kubrick had dreamed of creating a film about Napoleon and made a script. Sir Ridley preserved…
Right in the middle of the film, I paused and thought, "Wait, I know where this is going. I figured it out before anyone else."
I usually pick random films from my list and avoid reading or discussing anything about them; the less I know about the story, the more I enjoy it. So after finishing the film, 'Directed by Denis Villeneuve' was a surprise. Can't help but to add him on my favourite list.
