Steve Jobs is a loveable asshole isn't he? ... Or..not really... 😅 The way that this movie shows what's going on in three different eras of Apple’s big launching moments encapsulates Steve's complexity. The situation is very hectic and claustrophobic, giving the same feeling as Birdman (2014), in my opinion.
This is purely a dialogue-driven movie, very well crafted by Mr. Danny Boyle. All the issues, even the seemingly insignificant ones come all-around together in the end, making the last…
As I expected, a total Robert Eggers movie. Do I just watch a horror movie based on a legendary folktale of Amleth? the way that the intensity build-up and everything attached to the visual experience features suggests to me it was so. I guess the reason I am amazed by this is that I believe that this is my first-time experience watching a supposedly basic Scandinavian historical drama in this kind of fashion. Nothing really that different when you compare…
if you managed to overlook all the shitty technical aspects of the movie, such as low audio quality and rigid action sequences, this movie actually has something intriguing to offer. The portrayal of our Punisher character arc is rock solid! The moral compass is also well presented. Even though the story structure is very 80’s movie action generic, it’s still packed with a clear motive to keep me engaged till the end.
Acting performances aren’t really on point, especially Dolph…
Inspired by the famous murder mystery board game that was firstly manufactured by Waddingtons in the UK in 1949, this movie brings a new compelling story based on the material source. Just like the original game, this movie portrays the same character such as Colonel Mustard, Mrs. White, Mrs. Peacock, Mr. Green, Professor Plum, and Miss Scarlet who were well played and have a very unique and interesting character traits.
While the murder mystery goes on, this movie tries to…
