Ralph Fiennes has range. The way he made the face of a turtle was pure cinema.
Conclave delivers an intense and introspective dive into the secretive and ritualistic world of papal succession, framed through a lens of political intrigue and human vulnerability. Far from being straightforward, the film evolves into a layered narrative of power, faith, and moral conflict, immersing viewers in a world where loyalty and betrayal blur seamlessly, a world that is often held above criticism when it…
I had no idea this was based on a true story until the movie ended and I think that helped it's impact hit harder when I came to that realisation.
Beautiful Boy offers a devastating exploration of addiction’s ripple effects, framed through an intimate and profoundly human lens. Rather than focusing on the linearity of a storyline, the film transcends traditional narrative arcs, delivering a fragmented mosaic of love, desperation, and hope.
The cinematography is a striking juxtaposition of beauty…
Why is Edward Norton always playing the face of what's wrong with our society? First he was your usual neo-nazi, then he Andrew Tate and now he's Elon Musk.
Johnson maintains his momentum with clever details, amusing name-drops, and well-placed jabs at shallow celebrity culture, preventing it from feeling sluggish. As a follow-up, the writer/director ambitiously expands the storytelling scope, resulting in a larger, flashier, and more intricate production. However, the extended running time and narrative timeframe don't necessarily elevate…
Janet is every mum ever "Listen to me and do as I say even though I provide absolutely no reason for you to!" Use your words people!
I purposefully put this off because I heard it was terrible and even though my expectations set the bar on the ground, they still dug under it. I thought I'd give it a chance because Loki was so good, don't make my mistake. I'm never getting those hours back...
This is nothing short…
