A animated visual fest is the best way I could describe this film. Seeing it on Dolby premium with all the colors popping were beautiful to look at. With that said, if I’m being truthfully honest I don’t remember much of the first film other than the Princess Peach song, so after watching the sequel I can confirm it’ll be as forgettable if not more since it didn’t hold any epic moment like the Princess Peach song.
Also, I’m satisfied…
The most epic, grand, and awe-inspiring thing I’ve ever got to witness on the silver screen. The silver screen has rarely been seeing such a grand and breathtaking spectacle as this film. It's been echoed by many, but it truly stands as a monumental achievement not just in sci-fi, but in cinema as a whole. Transporting audiences to the world of Arrakis, it immerses them in a historical experience unlike any other.
Denis Villeneuve unquestionably joins the ranks of filmmaking…
Okay this might go down as one of my comfort films. I just felt a big hug and welcome while watching. The way the characters seamlessly bond together, the music in the background that they dance to, and the quiet moments where they all gather around to get something off of their chest.
The film takes place in a single day where a lot of shenanigans happen while still trying to solve the main goal that was caused by one of the employees.
I’m already in love with this film and its aesthetic and soundtrack.
It’s been quite some time since I pulled up an episode of Black Mirror, and this amazing episode reminded me just how much I miss this mind-fuck and messed up futuristic world.
As always, each episode has something to say. Usually, something important. With White Christmas it sure as hell had a lot to offer and address. The three different stories being told are all engaging stories and get crazier by the minute.
This episode heavily highlights “social blocking”, surveillance,…
I’m not sure many know this but I’m somewhat of a fan of this trilogy, especially the first film. With this third installment I can confidently say it perfectly concludes the trilogy with care and love.
I don’t even know how start discussing the great bond between Eddie and Venom. They play this buddy-cop persona so hilariously and their chemistry is weirdly vibrant and tangible. Needless to say the film balances in humor and seriousness as also, this is the…
I entered with the excitement that the first film left me with, and what this has given me in return is a mediocre slasher that didn’t even needed to be made in the first place.
Every character was annoying and extremely underdeveloped. I couldn’t care less for each and every character. The performances are horrendous as well.
I literally had no fear of the killer whatsoever. The suspense build up was heavily carried by the great sound-mixing but otherwise when…
