Grounded, dark and smaller in scale but stooped in history, evil and the occult. A worthy adaptation of one of the most popular novels ever written, but it will be hard to ever topple FFC’s version, no matter what shadowy trickery, elusive (and stunning) photography and voice manipulation one can manifest.
Favorite films
Recent activity
AllRecent reviews
MorePopular reviews
More-
Midnight in Paris 2011
I am a little late to this one and as a fan of Woody Allen’s (strictly his cinematic creativity), I feel stupid for not getting to it sooner. He has a great skill for navigating the romance genre, intricately weaving two characters together in such a loving, compassionate and enjoyable way that I assume lots of viewers wish they could “step inside” the screen to exist in his worlds.
The story, albeit spoiler-free, revolves around a man who finds himself…
Translated from by -
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 1975
Is Jack Nicholson crazy or is there “method to his madness”? Honestly it’s a question I ask myself whenever he’s on screen, it’s why he’s been one of my favourite actors since I saw him lose his marbles in “The Shining” at about 13 years old.
This casting carries with it all the power of a legitimate, crazed inmate that hiring a true to life criminal would have earned. Except with it, comes all the acting prowess of one of…
Translated from by
