The church is not the past. It is what we do next.
Edward Berger’s Conclave is a beautiful and fascinating work of art, that tells its audience a convoluted and startling story, meant to be seen on the big screen! Furthermore, the mesmerizing central performances make this film more captivating, than it already is. Definitely deserves its Oscar win!
This is the way the world ends, not with a bang, but a whimper
The Gorge starts out with an intriguing and immersive premise, only for the rest of the film to be flawed by predictable plot points and terrible visual effects.
The idea of having two covert assassins forming a bond, instead of sticking to their mission is something, that I found interesting, and to be honest, the first half of this film really had me sold!
However, when…
I have one hope, if I give it to you, I won't have any
In comparaison to films like The Blade or Zu Warriors, Tsui Hark hits the spot with this surprisingly comedic and heartfelt rom-com!
Shanghai Blues offers its audience a genuinely fascinating plot, with intricate character interactions, and gorgeous set pieces, earning one the top places in the director's filmography. But between the slapstick bits, Tsui Hark cleverly manages to include affective and touching moments, avoiding the film…
We're only as sick as our secrets
Clint Eastwood's Juror #2 is a well edited and tense legal drama, that is made all the more memorable, with its captivating central performances and engaging cinematography.
Not only that, but the story becomes more complex and meaningful with its resonant themes, such as guilt, mourning, and justice. As the end credits appear on screen, one might start questioning the American justice system...
