Do you remember those Christmas plays where you would dress up as a shepherd? Well, it’s understandable even if you didn’t grow up in a Christian household to be aware of the traditions of Christmas where young kids would be forced to reenact the nativity scene as different characters with little to now enthusiasm. These […]
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The Nature of Love is a film that revisits the theme of binaries in every aspect possible. First, the contrasts of love, such as the short-lived passion versus enduring companionship, vs beauty versus, and sophistication versus mess, all of them are opposing to every principal aspect within the story. The plot itself involves Sophia (Magalie
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It is equally fast-paced and jaw-dropping in a satisfactory follow-up starring My Spy The Eternal City, which is more brutal and raunchier. Once again, the whole cast is called on an Italian assignment but this time it is up to Dave Bautista and Chloe Coleman to track down a psychopath with a nuclear agenda. However,
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This is it: Rome 79 AD, never seen with such luxury. However, Those About to Die, the grand debut by Peacock drama is set in Ancient Rome, never really achieves greatness. However, it is not that we should look away from the extraordinary work here by the creator Robert Rodat and the famous director Roland
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Deadpool & Wolverine is a wonderful bloody deep R – rated appreciation of the heart, creation and humor of the Fox, Marvel and Disney franchises. It is a steam rolled filet mignon of the fan service that mocks the giant PC corporate mergers which have swept the nation and pays respect to the legendary characters
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Best pals see one another as the worst of enemies, and in our current present, take drastic measures, in The Duel after a series of their actions that can only be described as treasonous. This turn is executed without rather complex alters that can be socially contrasted with feminism but most probably lacking the intense
After the hilariously botched robbery of Boston’s selfish mayor on an election night, the two bumblers who work in unqualified jobs “the bums from Quincy” get into serious trouble. The film does not stop at staggering twists with the story and other exciting details as seen in Matt Damon and Casey Affleck’s other movies. In
Grief is one of the most difficult emotions to work through, and people go through the stages of grief in different ways, ways that are not rational. In other words, even when we know a storm is coming, we are not always prepared- physically and emotionally- to handle the tragic events that may occur. Of
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If it were given to someone, and the person in question could not do anything to change it, when would they be able to die? It’s not the first time this hypothetical has been put forward and certainly it must have led some to some debates over the forthcoming years, and without some temporal restraint
Paul Feig’s Jackpot is a typical high-concept comedy which one could envision getting pitched in late ‘90s or early 2000s. It says the California lottery will soon offer an interesting twist: Should someone open the winning lottery ticket but die without using a gun, he or she can claim the jackpot. It is almost a