Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man is another showcase for the storytelling he’s able to do with his camerawork and the powerful performance from Elisabeth Moss anchoring the whole story in its humanity.
More than a rote thriller or even a drama about domestic abuse, The Invisible Man uses a touch of the sci-fi and horror tactics to illuminate some of the less explored aspects of domestic abuse.
Director Leigh Whannell also makes the smart decision to sometimes frame the scene…
First of all, I enjoyed the overall flow of the movie. The film begins with a joke that’s kinda lame. From there, it gets better and better. The writing room of a talk show is a naturally funny environment, but with Katherine, she’s so mean it becomes ridiculous. As you watch her and Molly grow closer, her attitude towards things evolve.
I don’t know if Late Night is a game changer. It’s original, funny, and a great watch. Earth shattering?…
Okay y’all so here’s my deep analysis of the infinity war movie so pls bear with me.
[SPOILER ALERT]
Below is quite a lengthy observation about Avengers: Infinity War and I really don't know how to do that "See More" thingy so just skip if you haven't seen Infinity War.
STORYTELLING 101 -
AVENGERS : INFINITY WAR DOESNT END ON A CLIFFHANGER
While Infinity War is a cinematic galore on its own, some viewers aren't satisfied with the ending, calling…
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is full of actions & explosions.
• The fighting choreography is so badass 💯 (the cell & funfair!)
• The scoring & soundtrack makes everything even more dramatic & the placement of each track is just so perfect
• The characters!! They deliver 💯 & their chemistry make them a beautiful team
• Mary Elizabeth Winstead 😭❤️
• Ewan McGregor as Roman Sionis is the movie secret MVP ngl
• The only problem I have with this movie is the script & pacing, its a bit of a letdown tbh
