The End constitutes the first fictive writing of the award-winning documentary filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer. This is a post-apocalyptic musical, but don’t worry; it’s not what you think. Yet, there are, who would not hesitate to lean in, who would lock the door and barricade themselves with characters who are grossly eccentric and when big swings […]
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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Peacock’s new horror thriller Teacup gets it right. Everything. The mystery. The intrigue. The suspense. The gore. The frights. It’s all there in this series, with a tempting concoction that reminds Stephen King and John Carpenter, the two haymakers of this genre. The show works on so many levels, especially in the capable hands of
Seven long years have passed, and since then, Joseph Kahn has not made another movie, until then, Bodied: a controversial dark comic film about a liberal white kid who accidentally turns into an authentic battle rap contender. It’s unsettling how Bodied has managed to poke fun at various aspects of culture when it comes to
Most of the times, your computer may face issues that will require the support of the IT department, as the last resort, recommend a restart. Conversely, in the case you become friends with an android and are persuaded to reboot it for some light fun, something is wrong with you. And so begins a series
DreamWorks Animation has just produced a superb animated film that they have not done since the 2010 How to Train Your Dragon. The Wild Robot is better than even the most optimistic of you may expect. Feel the bliss of a helpbot coming to terms with her maternal instincts over an abandoned gosling. She, too,
Uglies is a film adaptation of a 2005 book authored by Scott Westerfeld concerning a society where everyone not beautiful is automatically termed as an “ugly” but. It is set in a futuristic stage where at the age of 16 everyone’s society undergoes an aesthetic operation so as to be “pretty”. After her best companion
Close Your Eyes is in an altogether different league the last time a Spanish master bears in a film comes after a period of almost thirty years. It is with great slowness that a well-orchestrated but highly intimate enigma is revealed as would a master painter on an intricately planned canvas. The master’s resourceful hero
Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi drama Interstellar is arguably one of his works that has received unfavorable reception over the years, rather than more praise than it deserves. It s grabbing the attention and the writers interest more so as it turns 10 years since release. At the same time, one of its many stars Oscar-winner Casey