Top 10 Films From The 21st Century Which Changed Cinema Forever
Iconic, pioneering and ahead of the curve. Take a look at the curated list of 10 films from the 21st century, which changed cinema forever. The great minds of cinema are scattered all over the world. And it’s easy to … Continue reading Top 10 Films From The 21st Century Which Changed Cinema Forever
Paradise PD Season 2 (2020) – Grosser, And Significantly Less Funny
Paradise PD Season (2020) doubles down on hillbillies and sexual innuendos, but that doesn’t turn the series any better. If anything, it makes it less funny. To some extent, animated comedy shows – at least those most popular ones – … Continue reading Paradise PD Season 2 (2020) – Grosser, And Significantly Less Funny
Parasite (2019) Director Bong Joon Ho Lists 20 Most Promising Directors Of The Century
See, who made the list of the Oscar-winning director Bong Joon Ho. In a recent interview published on BFI, the director of Parasite (2019) has shared his views on some of the most talented, and promising filmmakers working nowadays. The … Continue reading Parasite (2019) Director Bong Joon Ho Lists 20 Most Promising Directors Of The Century
Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare (2018) Review
Nonsensical, rough and barely watchable – that’s Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare (2017) in a nutshell. An imdb trivia page about Truth or Dare (2018) says that director Jeff Wadlow pitched the film to Blumhouse producers by revealing only the first … Continue reading Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare (2018) Review
How 1917 (2019) Got That Continuous Shot Illusion?
The incredible cinematography in 1917 (2019), curated by DP Roger Deakins, was one hell of an invention. Watch the video from the film’s set, and see how difficult it was to arrive at this result. When Parasite (2019) was awarded … Continue reading How 1917 (2019) Got That Continuous Shot Illusion?
Oscars 2020 – Full List of Winners
Here’s the full list of winners of Oscars 2020. The cinematic celebration is over, the celebrity-level hangover is on its way, and the winners can now polish their golden awards. The Academy has stunned by its choice for the Best … Continue reading Oscars 2020 – Full List of Winners
TV Show Analysis: Apple’s Servant (2019-) Explained
M. Night Shyamalan never ceases to amaze us all by most baffling productions, right? This last weekend, I got to finish Servant (2019-), a new show produced by Apple. What drew me to this particular series was the name of … Continue reading TV Show Analysis: Apple’s Servant (2019-) Explained
Manhunt gets Season 2; Covers the story of Richard Jewell
The second season of the show will star Jack Houston and Cameron Britton. It’s set to premiere later this year. Good news for fans of Manhunt (2017-), the largely underrated anthology series. The show is coming back after the first … Continue reading Manhunt gets Season 2; Covers the story of Richard Jewell
Corpus Christi (2019) Review – A Vivisection of Faith in Poland
Corpus Christi (2019) binds together a character study of an ex-con-turned-priest and a saddening tale about the narrow-minding influence of Church on townsmen. As a Pole myself, I was afraid to watch Corpus Christi (2019). Whenever a Polish film touches … Continue reading Corpus Christi (2019) Review – A Vivisection of Faith in Poland
Escape Room (2019) Review – An Unfulfilled Promise Of A Horror
The production design of Escape Room (2019) is praiseworthy, however its PG-13 rating wastes the film’s premise. In fact, it’s too prim and proper for what a true horror could potentially grasp. Escape Room (2019) had quite an unfortunate premiere … Continue reading Escape Room (2019) Review – An Unfulfilled Promise Of A Horror
Oscar Nominations 2020 – Biggest Snubs And Surprises
What were the biggest snubs of Oscar Nominations in 2020? Read on and see who did the Academy mistreat this year. When it comes to the Oscars, every years brings a bunch of surprises and snubs. That was the case … Continue reading Oscar Nominations 2020 – Biggest Snubs And Surprises
A Series Of Slavic Folk Horrors Is In The Making
Slavic tales – a treasure chest filled with mythical creatures is about to be opened. Three feature movies about pagan demigods – Lashy, The Wild Hunt and Vodianoi – are set for production in 2020. European horror isn’t particularly strong … Continue reading A Series Of Slavic Folk Horrors Is In The Making
The Report (2019) Review – A Frantic Investigative Thriller With Troubles
In The Report (2019), screenwriter/director Scott Z. Burns delivers a meticulous investigation of CIA’s enhanced interrogation techniques which dated back to George Bush’s presidency. The protagonist of his story is Daniel Jones (Adam Driver), an idealist white knight, who pursues … Continue reading The Report (2019) Review – A Frantic Investigative Thriller With Troubles
The King (2019) Review – What King Henry V and Mark Zuckerberg Had In Common
The King (2019) stands firm as a monumental piece of a period drama about power, and its devastating influence. David Michôd’s The King (2019) loosely adapts a Shakespearean drama Henriad, in which young prince Hal (Timothée Chalamet) inherits the throne … Continue reading The King (2019) Review – What King Henry V and Mark Zuckerberg Had In Common
38 Movies in 2020 That We Can’t Wait To See
With 2019 behind, we can already look at the bright horizon of 2020 and its cinematic landscape. There has been a lot of great movies over these past twelve months. From independent gems to grand finales of sagas from Marvel … Continue reading 38 Movies in 2020 That We Can’t Wait To See