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This may sound ridiculous nowadays but Disney used to be a company that took risks. So much of their filmography have been gambles: the avant-garde fusion of classical music and animation in Fantasia, the groundbreaking effects of combining live-action and backlit animation in Tron, or the more mature and interesting deviations from usual formula like The Hunchback…
Continue reading ➞ ‘Lady and the Tramp’ Review – Is this what we Should Expect from Disney Plus?
Roland Emmerich and his style of bombastic action continue in his latest. Midway is based on the Battle of Midway, a historic event that turned the tide of America's battle with Japan. The film takes influence from John Ford's documentary of the same name as the battle, "The Battle of Midway", to which his likeness…
Continue reading ➞ ‘Midway’ Review – An Admirable Wartime Extravaganza
The last decade has been very complex for Shia LaBeouf. The well-known child actor who went on to lead multi-million dollar blockbusters stepped away from that pedestal to pursue different avenues in art. Not only did that lead to taking on dissimilar roles in films such as Fury and American Honey, but it as well…
Continue reading ➞ ‘Honey Boy’ Review- Raw Emotion in the Most Cinematic Form
Hossein Amini is known for writing the screenplays for ‘Drive’, ‘47 Ronin’, ‘Snow White and The Huntsman’ and ‘The Snowman’. He also executive produced and wrote ‘The Alienist’ and ‘McMafia’. Our interviewer Michael Slavin talked to Hossein Amini regarding the difference between writing for television and film, the process of getting ‘The Alienist’ made and…
Overwhelmed with the sheer amount of films that played at the BFI London Film Festival 2019, I have decided to review them all in one go. So, below are reviews for all the films that have yet to go up on the site and in addition to the festival films, there are a few bonus…
Continue reading ➞ Jojo Rabbit, Waves review – London Film Festival 2019 Final Reviews
With the countless amount of historical-figure biopics that are churned out each year, It’s baffling to think that the story of Harriet Tubman is only now being immortalised with a film adaptation. Harriet is directed by Kasi Lemmons (Talk To Me) and features a magnificent performance from British-star-on-the-rise Cynthia Erivo as the titular Harriet Tubman.…
I never grew up with the Terminator franchise. I knew the movies existed, but my only familiarity was with the arcade games, which I rarely played. I am not sure if this makes me a better or worse judge of the latest installment, Terminator: Dark Fate, which leans on a few easy hits of nostalgia. The…
Continue reading ➞ ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ Review – Good, but Not Good Enough
We have learned that Sony's 'Uncharted' film is eyeing to begin filming in February 2020 in Berlin, Germany. Sony Pictures has went through a number of directors during the preparation for 'Uncharted' including Joe Carnahan, Shawn Levy and Dan Trachtenberg, all who have left for different reasons. However, it seems that the film has finally…
Continue reading ➞ ‘Uncharted’ Eyeing To Begin Filming In February In Berlin (EXCLUSIVE)
We have seen many opinions surfacing over the Internet regarding comic book movies recently. From Martin Scorsese to Francis Ford Coppola to every single random Twitter user, there has been a wide topic of debate over comic book movies and their significance in the cinema landscape. And that is why I set out to get…
Horror is a genre that has endured its ability to elicit the strongest and most primal emotions from audiences. Fear is an incredibly powerful thing, and we just cannot seem to resist the urge to scare ourselves silly in the relative safety of a movie theater or at home. The genre is constantly cooking up…
Continue reading ➞ Op-Ed: The Best Horror Films of the Decade
