Demolition is movie that I had decided a while ago I wasn't going to watch because I based my thoughts of it from a review I watched a while ago. In the review, he described it as being very pretentious, with the title "Demolition" being a literal metaphor of Gyllenhaal's character disassembling everything around him after his wife dies. Today, I finally decided to watch. It was not as bad as I thought it was going to be.
Demolition follows…
If you love satirical, dark comedy, but also partake in being a history buff, then this is the movie for you.
The Death of Stalin is film from 2017 based on the real circumstances and aftermath of Stalin’s sudden death, and how his cabinet of leaders organized the pieces of leadership in the country.
The film is truly a hilarious comedy that simultaneously stays true to certain scenes depicted in the movie as funny, but actually happened that way. Steve…
Though I’ve seen this film multiple times before, doing a review if fitting now because I’ve taken in the story and dialogue to delve into enough.
Spielberg proves that not only can he do monumental blockbusters that stand the test of time, he can also direct a fantastic historical film. Unlike his other historical films which are based around an armed conflict, Spielberg tells this true Cold War story of a U2 spy plane pilot named Francis Gary Powers who…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Hitchcock is one of the few directors that can make every single suspenseful and help build on itself, making every scene more suspenseful and nail-biting.
The story is a classic murder “mystery” where two friends—Brandon and Phillip—kill there other friend—David—and they stuff his body in this chest in the apartment. Then, Brandon hosts this get together with relatives of David and his son to be engaged partner. One of their friends, Rupert—who’s played by Jimmy Stewart, suspects that something odd…
