This was probably a short film idea that was forced to be made into a feature length film. Most of its runtime gets eaten up by Jesse Eisenberg digging a hole and losing his shit, Imogen crying her heart out and cacophonic screams of that nuisance of a child. It's an hour too long affair, and the stupidity of the whole debacle is as perfect as the clouds of its moronic universe. The only interesting frame that kept me hooked…

You know sometimes we get stuck in a never-ending, complex labyrinth of emotions that itself is a manifestation of all the heartbreaks we experienced during our lifetimes. These heartbreaks can be as little as that of a child not getting his candy or as complex as someone's life and all the loneliness that comes with it. Her, directed Spike Jonze, is a minimalistic yet wholesome experience of those feelings, emotions and loneliness entangled in a labyrinth. The Science Fiction genre…

Marriage Story | The Death of an Undying Love

Human relationships are tricky. And most of all is romance. Mostly because you never know when its gonna fall apart, and if it does, how graceful the whole process of falling out would be. It can be tragic, definitely sad but whatever it is, it has to be honest. But if its honest, what was the whole process of 'falling ' n comes down to, if it was a PROCESS in…

Hate. Anger. Death. These emotions seem so final, so strong and so infections that they catch up without us even knowing it. Thankfully, artistically, these emotions haven't been able to take hold of our heads. Even back in history of hate, we've had poets, storytellers, painters who'd be called lunatics when they spoke about "fragile" emotions like love, tenderness, compassion or sentiments, in general, that constitute life. And Waititi's JoJo Rabbit is a celebration of all those artists since it's…