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Trying to find the deeper meanings conveyed through the medium of film and having a good time doing it.
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You've Got Mail 1998
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The 1998 film You’ve Got Mail frames the internet as a more direct means of communicating one’s innermost character freed from the miscommunication caused by our bodies and the worldly context in which people find themselves. Kathleen and Joe’s connection online is so great that it takes months for their in person relationship to catch up. Although, the funny thing is that their online communication is devoid of personal details, a factor the film is sure to remind viewers of…
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The Disappearance of Willie Bingham 2015
The people who inflict punishment can be just as, if not more, monstrous than the people who committed the crime.
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28 Days Later 2002
The 1st and 2nd acts had great world building and tension however the 3rd act fell somewhat flat for me.
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