
From Video Games to Hollywood Cult Classics
There’s nothing I love more than a live-action movie adaption of popular video games. Seriously.
Continue reading “From Video Games to Hollywood Cult Classics”
There’s nothing I love more than a live-action movie adaption of popular video games. Seriously.
Continue reading “From Video Games to Hollywood Cult Classics”
After the mostly dubious films we’ve been getting from the DC universe, I went into Aquaman with nearly no expectations, which resulted in me perhaps having the best experience I’ve had with these films so far. Continue reading “The Pure Fun of Aquaman”
First Man finally hit theaters in my neck of the woods, so I jumped at the chance to see it in all its IMAX glory.
I was not disappointed. Continue reading “First Man and the Power of Story-driven Cinematography”
This week is the movie premiere of Blade Runner 2049, a sequel to the 1982 cult movie Blade Runner. The first installment is a science fiction film involving the existence of replicants hunted by blade runners that created a new perspective on a dark and depressing future – although back then, it wasn’t a big hit. Before you go running off to the movie theater to watch the sequel, however, you should read this first. It might help you fill in the gaps in the story and not leave you confused after almost three hours of movie.
Isle of Dogs is the newest stop motion film from Wes Anderson. He is also known for directing Fantastic Mr. Fox and The Grand Budapest Hotel – both hold a special place in cinema preferences. When Isle of Dogs trailer came out, I have watched it non-stop on a loop. I think there are more reasons I am excited about this film besides the famous director. Continue reading “Someone is Fangirling for ‘ISLE OF DOGS’”