It’s always great when a different culture is expressed through entertainment, but one of the best outlets used in expressing a different culture in a visual manner is art. Art can be so expressive and unique to an individual (and… Continue reading "Maya and the Three"
It’s become a cliche nowadays to see how the newest Batman iteration will be handled. Arguably being one of THE biggest comic book heroes of all times, he’s also been reinvented several times through several different actors and directors. He’s… Continue reading "The Batman"
A movie that leaves a lasting impact on its audience is one thing in the realm of film and television, but something becomes truly special when mere lines, shots and characters are permanently ingrained into pop culture and become part… Continue reading "Casablanca"
If there was a sci-fi story that felt like it had plenty of potential to be the next big intergalactic thing, it was Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, Dune. A franchise that has an extensive number of novels under its belt,… Continue reading "Dune (2021 film)"
Pixar have always been known for making films that work for adults as much as they work for children, with stories that can often times have themes and morals that are more impactful and important to grown-ups than they can… Continue reading "Turning Red"
If there’s a game that defines the term ‘’controversial’’, it’s either going to be the Grand Theft Auto series or Mortal Kombat. While Grand Theft Auto continued to stir up problems within the late 2000s, Mortal Kombat, which was a… Continue reading "Mortal Kombat (1995 film)"
Whenever a movie or show is remade, it always runs the risk of upsetting previous fans who dedicated themselves so heavily to the original. It becomes a balancing act of what to change in fear of upsetting old watchers who… Continue reading "West Side Story (2021 film)"
Its always worth noticing when someone takes the opportunity when making a film to tackle a topic often left unmentioned in prior examples. While films have come a long way in terms of including diversity and showing stories from multiple… Continue reading "The Lost Daughter"
