The Son’ is the second film in French director Florian Zeller’s ‘Family Trilogy’, the director’s predecessor being the highly acclaimed 2020 film ‘The Father’. The film was not only selected for the main competition at the Venice International Film Festival, but also earned its star Hugh Jackman a Ballon d’Or nomination for Best Actor. However, […]
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This issue to talk about an old film ‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’, why will recommend this well-known film? That’s because he is so classic that you can’t stop thinking about it, and even start to doubt your own intelligence. The film is adapted from the novel of the same name, by the original author John […]
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After watching ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’, I’m even more convinced that Marvel is using AI to make movies. This article contains some spoilers for the ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ movie, and although I don’t think many people will actually go see it, I’ll give you a heads up In the same MCU worldview […]
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There is a classic movie that cannot be missed. It was born in 2004 and is still famous and internationally renowned until now. Its Rotten Tomatoes received 92% favorable reviews, won the French film’s highest honor, the Caesar Award, and was shortlisted for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. Among the many music-themed films, […]
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Recently, a dark shiny dark horse has emerged in the Northern America movie market, which was released at the end of September and reigned as the Northern America box office champion for three weeks. It is this movie called ‘Smile’ in English. What is more interesting is that this film from Paramount Pictures was originally […]
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Last Saturday, an unexpected phrase on the Twitter hot search. #BoycottLSC means boycott ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’. Mention the name ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’, does it instantly remind you of anything? Yes, it is ‘Forrest Gump’. In fact, this ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’ is an authorized remake of the classic film ‘Forrest Gump’, only in India. I think […]
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Director David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills ended with Michael Myers finally coming home after an enraged mob encounter, slaying Laurie Strode’s (Jamie Lee Curtis) daughter in the process. It left the door wide open, ensuring one final showdown between two enduring horror icons in the sequel. But Green’s trilogy steadfastly refuses to give in to expectations. Halloween Ends does […]
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For almost 60 years, fans of Great Britain’s most inefficient spy hero James Bond, have enjoyed 24 different outings from the iconic character, with each one taking 007 on a global mission to bring down a maniac on a quest for world domination. Featuring elaborate gadgets, pristine sports cars and countless martinis, it’s surprising really […]
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Q: Would you be afraid of the sky? Ask another way, what about a cloud in the sky that never moves? To put it another way, what about a cloud over your farm that never moves and stays in one form for decades watching you? A super popular sitcom in which the animal performer chimpanzee […]
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‘Saint-Omer’ won the “Grand Jury Prize” and “Best First Film” at this year’s Venice International Film Festival (although the director Alice Diop is not a newcomer to the genre, having previously made documentaries), based on a true story: the horrific case of a mother who murdered her own daughter. ‘Saint-Omer’ : the modern version of […]
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