I’d like to begin by saying, that this is NOWHERE NEAR a comic book film. Todd Phillips takes what we know and throws it out the window. Joker has a very simple storyline and Joaquin Phoenix’s character study takes it to another level. It’s a vengeful take on how the government and society treat the mentally ill or those who suffer financially. The first half … Continue reading Joker Review
Judy Garland is one of the most complex women in show business. From a very young age she had a fire within her, she worked tirelessly for MGM and did not have a childhood at all. The worst part about Judy reflecting on her life is that she recognized herself as the victim and she couldn’t seem to get a grasp on how a life … Continue reading Judy Review
First and foremost, Ad Astra is the most visually stunning film I’ve seen all year. Space is such an extraordinary imaginative area for filmmakers and James Gray delivered on all fronts. This story was very simple and the heart of the film was the father-son relationship. Not only was this a space film, it had an in depth analysis about how children are affected but their parents … Continue reading Ad Astra Review
It’s extremely difficult, to write a review for a film, that had every intention of being beautiful. From the cinematography to the score from Reznor and Ross, to the sound design, the lighting and the incredible performances from the lead actors, everything seemed to be perfect except for the unsettling and infuriating storyline of the protagonist. The first act was uncomfortable to sit through because of … Continue reading Waves Review
Rian Johnson. RIAN JOHNSON. This was absolutely brilliant. As someone who adores murder mysteries, this one was one for the books! It had a very intricate story and if you don’t pay attention you’ll definitely get lost in the madness. It also helps to watch this in a theatre filled with people because the reactions, throughout the film, make it a much richer experience. This … Continue reading Knives Out Review
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