Posts tagged film review

“I liked you for who you are, and who you are is a person who leaves.”  There’s something about longing for a what-if scenario that …

“What if I wasn’t ready to be making those kinds of decisions?” This question, spoken by Joe Yoo, is featured in “May December,” the latest …

Since the dawn of filmmaking, cinema has allowed people to incorporate themes and messages in their work. Whether it be discovery and liberation (the latter …

Male obsession: A thematic element that has been prominent in cinema. Many examples of this include Nagisa Ōshima’s 1983 anti-war drama “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence” …

Napoleon Bonaparte: One of the most ruthless and infamous figures in international history. With his constant battles and invasions throughout Europe’s history, Napoleon is a …

In 2014, Scott Cawthon released “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” a game whose concept emerged after fierce negative reviews of his previous game, “Chipper & Sons …

“Can you find the wolves in this picture?” This question — featured in a caption accompanying a book illustration on the Osage that Ernest Burkhart …

Augusto Pinochet. One of the most ruthless dictators in the last six decades. From his seizing of power in 1973, to his stepping down in …

In 2022, Ti West’s “X” was released in theaters, his homage to the slasher film subgenre of horror. Heavily influenced by “The Texas Chain Saw …

Art has always been a means of speaking truth to power by holding a mirror up to society, specifically through commentating on the bourgeois – …