SKIP! Knock knock! who’s there? Two young girls soaking wet coming in from pouring rain at your house’s threshold, do you let them in to dry up? Evan(Keanu Reeves) had to make a split second choice, and he did after much hesitation. So he let them, Genesis(Lorenza Izzo) and Bell( Ana de Armas) in, and it was game over, a total KO. All […]
Category Archives: 2015
SKIP! Source: IMDb While we may prefer a film using deduction to develop its narrative, The Invitation used induction instead. Where one would write the ending first and worked backwards to conjure a story. Hence, only the last zoomed out scene mattered. But, the end didn’t justify the means, and our lost minutes. For one, none […]
WATCH! Most reviews had warned of the weirdness of this film, au contraire it whetted my appetite cause I have never seen a film like this before: performance, sound and humour. So how does “The Lobster” relate to the story: it does. That’s for you to find out. Doesn’t it sound fun, but weird already? The story took place in […]
A SWAT team raided a shed full of corpses buried inside dry walls. Kate Macer(Emily Blunt) the team leader deployed for hostages rescue. It ended with two dead team members when a wired bomb exploded. Kate and partner, Reggie Wayne(Daniel Kaluuya) were summoned to headquarter for debriefing, except they were sitting outside a sound-proofed glass […]
First, I had no recollection of how part I ended, and secondly, with so many YA franchises’ dystopian worlds, which I didn’t really care; I just wanted to watch how this one ended: have faith; Christian’s. In other words, heroic idealism as martyrdom, divine inspired heroism as Joan of Arc’s, or mere 21st century equality as […]
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