Peter Pan
Peter Pan is a pretty big pop culture icon that is far older than many people might expect. Beginning life as a play titled Peter Pan; or the Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up or Peter and Wendy in 1904, the… Continue reading "Peter Pan"
Month: February 2021
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Tenet
When it comes to movies leaving an impression on its audience, usually a director and writer would want to focus on two major elements in constructing the plot, characters, and dialogue: the what and the why. There’s obviously more to… Continue reading "Tenet"
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The Invisible Man
In a time period where movies franchises have been desperately trying to force themselves into a connected universe to match the success of the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), the one that arguably did it the weakest and was the quickest… Continue reading "The Invisible Man"
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300
Despite the mixed reception he as well as his movies get, Zack Snyder has been connected to projects that have been met with very high success in the past. While his involvement in the DC Universe has been very uneven,… Continue reading "300"
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Dangerous Liaisons
Dangerous Liaisons began its life early back in 1782 when the French novel, Les liaisons dangereuses, was released written by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos. Considered a book ahead of its time tackling amoral protagonists as well as slamming the corrupted… Continue reading "Dangerous Liaisons"
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The Thing
The Thing as a horror concept actually trails back its existence a lot long than people may anticipate. Starting off as a 1938 sci-fi horror novella written by American writer, John W. Campbell Jr, the story about a group of… Continue reading "The Thing"
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Jojo Rabbit
One director that has managed to earn himself more popularity with each passing project is Taika Waititi. Being a relative newcomer to making and directing movies, Taika Waititi managed to grow his fan-base with each consecutive hit earning praise from… Continue reading "Jojo Rabbit"
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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
After the mixed reception of Temple of Doom, there was a conscience choice from creators Steven Spielberg and George Lucas to improve upon what they had failed previously for the third and final (at the time) instalment of the Indiana… Continue reading "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade"
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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
After the surprise success of the first Indiana Jones movie, George Lucas wished to turn the titular character’s adventures into a trilogy as he had found pretty big success with that format for Star Wars. The problem was that Indiana… Continue reading "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom"