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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The togetherness between Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum is perfect in a sunny rom-com developing just the right amount of loyalism. July will be the month when couples and conspiracy theorists will be pleasantly surprised by the best date movie of the summer, Fly Me to the Moon. It’s an amusing adaptation of the ringside
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Icelandic legend Baltasar Kormákur tells an absorbing story of lost love and an unending pursuit to reclaim one’s happiness. Time, in the dramatic case half a century, does not seem to lessen the feeling of loss. Touch follows a sweet and soft character engrossed in the most intimate of mysteries during the onset of a
In It Ends with Us, a daughter doing her best to eliminate a vicious cycle of domestic violence that plagues the family seeks a rest from two’s equally adverse spouses. It contrasts with the aforementioned slow drawl and flaccid anti-climax in a very well crafted and captivating narrative of self-discovery. This turns out to be
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
The display of romance between humans and supernatural creatures is not new or rare and may be traced back to the Greeks and their love stories. There are many reasons behind this logical standing point. The harsh truth about genuine love as opposed to mere infatuation is the fact that love can be hurtful and
Yes, the characters in disaster films usually live in the present tense that this future catastrophe, however certain it may be, doesn’t get the likelihood of events that come. That’s the real drawback in creativity trying to aestheticize such tragic development in art or politics. It is the dramatization of global warming and its, satisfying
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt makes all the right moves in a stunning performance of a classic detective trying to solve a murder mystery in Greece. The Killer Heat is a motion picture which is based on a short novel by very famous Norway writer Jo Nesbø. You get all the qualities of an old detective novel. It
Friends come and go, but family is forever. That was the adage about family up until the time people began to relook at the concept family and its significance. Indeed, there is an increasing acceptance of the idea of a family that is not biological and this is becoming depicted on screen in different ways.
If the figures are correct, E. L. James’s book “Fifty Shades of Grey,” has been purchased by more than a hundred million people, out of which only twenty million were under the delusion that it is a paint catalogue. That leaves a solid eighty million or so who had to read something like – “He
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