Adapted from the most controversial experiment of the 20th century: Turn people into demons for only 6 days and $90. In the summer of 1971, at Stanford University, a psychology professor named Philip Zimbardo initiated a human nature experiment. He transformed the basement of the university into a virtual prison, and hired 24 volunteers for […]
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A black TV director and his wife were inexplicably insulted by a white policeman for driving illegally; the police who seemed to be condemned saved the black woman who had been insulted by him at the most critical moment; an honest Persian The owner of the shop almost murdered the Mexican locksmith (Michael Pena) with […]
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Billionaire Mr. Fan (Michael Douglas) received a gift from his brother (Sean Penn) on his forty-eighth birthday, a game card from the CRS Club. The content of the game is tailor-made for Michael, pointing to the shadow of childhood and marital trauma deep in his heart. Because of his curiosity, Michael gradually plunged into […]
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In the future world, with the rapid advancement of science and technology, a company called Yueneng Industrial Co., Ltd. emerged as the times require. The company is committed to the development of lunar energy and meets the earth’s energy needs by collecting helium-3. Lunar Energy has a base on the moon, and Sam […]
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This period may be the coolest moment for movie lovers in 2020. Why? Nolan’s three films were released consecutively. First is the re-screening of “Interstellar Crossing”, then the black hole theory, and the five-dimensional space. Although I’ve seen it a long time ago, it makes people wonder about it before falling asleep until midnight. Then […]
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A small and closed environment, several roles, and simple scene scheduling. Making a movie in a phone booth requires a huge test of the script and director’s skills. Speaking of phone booths, most people probably think back to the 2002 “Phone Booth” by Joe Schumacher. The plot twists and turns, the suspenseful temperament and the […]
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is a novel by British female writer J.K. Rowling, the first in the series of “Harry Potter” novels. The original English version of the work was published in the UK on June 26, 1997. The book tells about a series of adventures that Harry Potter, an orphan whose parents […]
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On July 15, “Tour Busan 2: Peninsula” was released in South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam. It won all the box office champions in the theaters. The box office of the first week was 20 million US dollars. It is logical that it will be the end of 2020. The highest grossing movie in […]
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Welcome back to “Black History Movie Month,” where I will start this month off with the 1962 classic directed by Robert Mulligan, “To Kill a Mockingbird.” The screenplay by Horton Foote was based on the 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name by Harper Lee. A Pulitzer Prize winner when it was published in […]
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Now I come to a movie that I was really disappointed with, the 2017 remake of one of all time favorite classics, “Beauty and the Beast.” You might say that there’s nothing wrong with Emma Watson’s singing, but her professional judgment is a little off. Acting in Disney’s live-action remake of “Beauty and the Beast” […]
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