Politics!
That’s the main focus of this film, which I must say they absolutely aced with the Anti-trump theme! This made the film comical and interesting.
This film is pretty much Bong Joon-ho’s attempt to experiment with a sci-fi political comedy which has worked at times and made some very entertaining moments.
However I would say this film isn’t for me. I can compare it Don’t Look Up (McKay, 2021) with its message of political greed while also trying to…
It was alright. Just another video game adaptation, although done right.
The casting wasn’t too bad and the story was decent, clearly setting up a sequel at some point.
Probably one of the most beautifully visual documentaries I have ever seen!
This film was beautiful and yet also disturbing. We are looking into someone's life as they talk about the scars on her body. The visual effects in this film make the female body look even more beautiful as something so horrific is also presented with soft artistic movements, like as if i was watching a canvas being painted.
I really enjoyed this documentary as it gives audiences a good understanding of the impacts of mental health and self harming.
4.5 stars!
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Edgar Wright takes on a very new and different approach with his newest film: Last Night in Soho, which follows the life of young Eloise, as she is thrown in to the crazy world of 1960's London.
Eloise (Thomasin Mckenzie) takes her next steps in her dreams, as she becomes a fashion student in England's capital: London. After experience the initial nightmares of living away from home, so decides to rent an apartment away from all the mean and bitter…
