A thought-provoking exploration of masculinity, confidence, and the social dynamics of teenage youth. Following a group of boys invited to a party by the most popular girl in school, their bravado slowly unravels as they encounter an unexpected lesson.
With sharp storytelling and a fresh perspective, Peacock challenges traditional notions, leaving you introspective. Steele’s direction and strong cast make this a standout short film that leaves an impression.
Wicked is a stunning adaptation, featuring impressive visuals and meticulous attention to detail. Jon Chu’s ambitious vision brings the production and dazzling design to life, aided by the collective efforts of thousands whose artistry and dedication make Oz feel vivid and real. Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo share a compelling on-screen chemistry, but at times the secondary characters can outshine the leads, whose performances rely more on vocal ability than acting depth.
While I’m not into musicals, as I’ve mentioned…
A high-octane action movie that dives straight into its fast-paced plot with ice cream on Daddy's face. Arnold plays John Matrix, a retired Special Forces operative on a mission to rescue his kidnapped daughter. The story is predictable, and most characters exist solely to be taken down by Matrix. With relentless action sequences, exaggerated gunfights, and iconic one-liners, the film delivers pure '80s adrenaline-fueled entertainment without a hint of subtlety and a very loud soundtrack.
"I eat Green Berets for breakfast. And right now, I'm very hungry!"
It is a stop-motion masterpiece, full of creativity and quirky charm in every detail. Despite its playful darkness, the tone remains fun. As someone who doesn't enjoy musicals, I admit the songs are memorable and the characters are delightfully entertaining.
♪ What's this? What's this? There's color everywhere! ♪
