"I really love Yorgos' work. 'The Favourite' is my favorite movie of his. His skillful use of satire, timing, and sex as one of the main human driving forces is commendable. However, with 'Poor Things,' I found it to be very simple and all over the place. I wouldn't call it a feminist movie because it is set in a completely different world altogether, but it tries to be a feminist film.
There were some scenes that I felt were…
I enjoyed the first Dune movie, but I didn't find the latest one as appealing. Although it was visually stunning with its perfect frames and colors, I found the story and acting to be mediocre. The villain didn't get enough screen time, and the movie seemed to revolve too much around Timothee and his actions on Arrakis.
Not for me. Or maybe my expectations were a bit high.
Gargi, starring the brilliant Sai Pallavi, tackles a sensitive subject – the aftermath of a child's sexual assault – through the lens of the accused's daughter. Though Gargi fights for her father, the film acknowledges the pain and trauma of the victim's family. This nuanced approach avoids simplistic binaries and encourages viewers to consider the complexities of such situations.
When the transgender judge says,
"I know the arrogance of a man and pain of a woman" It hits hard on…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A groundbreaking film, Jeo Baby has shown his exceptional storytelling skills by treating a taboo topic with great nuance and sensitivity.
Thankan is a complex and sympathetic character. He is a loving husband and father but is also deeply conflicted about his identity. He feels ashamed and guilty about his desires, and he tries to suppress them for most of his life. However, as he gets older, he realizes that he can no longer deny his true self.
The film's…
