Directed by Michael Mann, staring Adam Adam driver and Penelope Cruz and featuring a lot of great looking and sounding Ferrari cars, this movie was truly a spectacle worth watching.
The movie is set in 1957 and follows the life story of Enzo Ferrari in his prime. It showcases the difficult relationship with his wife and business partner, Laura (played by Penelope Cruz) as well as his unwavering passion for motor racing.
For those expecting this movie to be full…
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A Haunting In Venice, the third part of the live-action Agatha Kristie novels. Hercule Poirot is now retired and living in Venice but he gets dragged into one more case.
The role of “Hercule Poirot” played by British actor Kenneth Branagh is simply masterful. Branagh never disappoints to amuse and intrigue the audience with his quick witted wisdom and powerful character narrative.
This story felt different from “Murder On The Orient Express” or “Death On The Nile” as Poirot was…
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It’s confusing to me that so many people compare this to Barbie. Yes they released on the same day but one is about a fictional character coming to life and another about an event that changed human history.
Oppenheimer is a 3hr long movie so be prepared to sit for a long time. The story is fascinating and the use of practical effects instead of CGI (computer generated imagery) was a welcome change to the seemingly endless superhero films over…
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At first glance this seems like a kids movie (granted it is an pixar animated film about people made of fire and water). Watching this through the eyes of a young adult I have to say I enjoyed it thoroughly.
The film follows the storyline of a young woman who grows up in "Fire Town" which is part of "Elemental City". The city is somewhat reminiscent of Pixar's Zootopia except the different animals have been replaced with people made from…
