Splendid, marvelous, delightful. I have watched a lot of biopics lately, it must be a trend. Among all of them, Hitchcock was the only one that was gripping enough. Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren kept it interesting. Unfortunately these that didn’t make my review had one common problem: none of them interested me enough to sit the […]
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The Bling Ring (2013): As shallow as those kids depicted. I wish it were made in a more documentary style; however, it was dressed in bling bling Hollywood style. Sure Paris Hilton’s house was broken into multiple times, but was it really necessary to see what she owned over and over? to me, that’s nothing but marketing exploitation […]
Oliver Stone‘s Wall Street is a drama-documentary or vice-versa? A Documentary, because, it does highlight some of the facts of what happened in 2008. Of course, the catch phrase of 2000’s was referenced here Too Big To Fail, which has already morphed into books, TV series and the likes. The sad part is that we […]
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