A standout horror story dialling up the retro vibe, delivering up some top-notch gore and scares.
At first glance, the characters fit the stereotypical necessities for a horror film, but the writing and performances take them up a level and bring them to life. There is a lot of depth in the story and motivation that everyone will be faced with at some point in life.
The cinematography is exquisitely executed. You never know what's around the corner. Director Ti…
Coco" celebrates the main reason why we appreciate Pixar; this animation studio company created some sophisticated and deeply affecting animated films that kids can enjoy immensely, while the adults find the elements relatable, because of how well that these elements in particular are captured with realistic precision.
The animation is vibrant and stunning, transporting viewers to a richly detailed and imaginative world. The Land of the Dead is a marvel to behold, full of colorful characters and clever references to…
Juno is a unique coming-of-age film that takes a different approach to the topic of teenage pregnancy. The film stands out because of its witty dialogue, unique characters, and emotional depth, making it much more than just another teen drama.
One of the things I love about Juno is how it balances comedy with serious themes. The characters feel real, and the relationships—especially between Juno and her parents—are both funny and heartfelt.
The movie also explores Juno’s changing perspective on…
Wow. Truly a masterpiece in television, the best I’ve seen in a long time. The technical accomplishments – each episode is done in a single take – are matched by an array of award-worthy performances and a script that manages to be intensely naturalistic and hugely evocative at the same time.
The one shot filming, the acting (particularly Owen Cooper and Stephen Graham), the story all first class. It was truly a heartbreaking and eye opening series. The last scene…
