Kyle Mooney is the one person that I feel could invoke nostalgia for the turn of the millennium and the 90’s. He has this weird outlook that blends perfectly the bright and exciting 90’s with the much darker adult side. Were those colors and commercialism a trademark of America or were they just for kids? […]
Challenging as a moral experience Joshua Oppenheimer’s two documentaries “The Act of Killing” (2012) and “The Look of Silence” (2014) for Indonesia’s communist genocide perpetrators as he asks them to imagine themselves in the headspace of a person who killed during the 1960’s communist purge in Indonesia. Oppenheimer provokes them to relish and re-image the
Perhaps in order to draw potential viewers into theaters, Sundance novelty “Love Me” is presented as a very busy picture with wonderful special effects revolving around the relationship of a satellite revolving the globe with a buoy stranded in the ocean. Set after the extiction of humanity, in the Zucheros’ unusual take on the romantic
This was not signposted in any of the film’s marketing activities, but Agent Recon is actually the concluding part of a trilogy which started with Agent Intelligence in 2017 and continued with Agent Revelation in 2021. The lost of memory can be explicated as it is because I forgot the first film until I noticed
Desert Road: In the event that you have traversed the large stretches of the Californian desert, you’d understand how the feeling is a unique blend of terror and curiosity. You are also likely to be aware that a board with a warning stating “Next service 72 miles” such as the one shown at the beginning
Arena Wars: After having watched several movies of a certain major or independent studio, one can be able to predict how the next films will be. In most instances, once a studio’s brand is established, received movies are produced with that audience in mind. If I go to watch a movie produced by Disney, I
“Ultraman: Rising” tells a compelling story of children, wandering the world in the absence of their parents. This movie revolves around kids but of course not the real focus, they were not the real stars. Many of the characters in this movie are also rather stereotypical Pixar clichés. Children aren’t the stars of “Ultraman: Rising”
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie: If you think you know how a cartoon villain looks like, think no further as there’s no one who can fill the shoes of David Zaslav. Since he assumed control of Warner Bros. Discovery, Zaslav has canceled not one, but two feature-length Looney Tunes films.
A perfect bite-sized chunk film length of ninety one minutes can’t do justice to Sting, another horror-action genre movie that follows a giant spider terrorizing a group of New Yorkers in Brooklyn. It unquestionably seems to go nether here nor there, but for the length of the film, barely scratching the surface was an awful
The Thundermans Return was directed by Trevor Kirschner who co-wrote the film with Jed Spingarn. The film was produced with the intent of bringing back the actors and the sense of affection that the audience used to associate with the original series that aired between 2013 and 2018; The Thundermans. Despite managing to get back
