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The movie Piece by Piece which consists of music, a documentary, and a biographical film all at the same time is an idea which is rich in concepts. It can be expected that producer and musician Pharrell William’s famous song, Happy which was number one on the charts, is going to be a great addition […]

I’d like to start by saying that I’ve somehow never seen any of the ‘Despicable Me’ films before today. There was that ancient time when I remember switching on the very first one, but since then, I’ve completely avoided watching the series. So, to bring myself up to snuff before diving into ‘Despicable Me 4’

Do you remember how there was no trigger warning in Blink Twice? Well quite oppositely, The Crow has a trigger warning, but it is the wrong one. The Crow may require a caution for its cringe-inducing lines, and its flat characters with absolutely no chemistry. A pointless reboot of James O’Barr and Alex Proyas’ comic

Rupert Wyatt’s 2011 film “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” managed to breathe life back into an over thirty-five-year-old franchise that cut across literary, cinematic, and comic books, television series, and other media. From the beginning, it had a compelling relatable story, as well as one that was less shallow and predictable, while also

The first time that I learned of the film Stolen directed by Margo Harkin was to be released in the year 2023 made me initially apprehensive and confused as to its necessity. That was because the subject of this piece was the Magdalene Laundries those institutions in Ireland run by the Catholic Church for fallen

Over the years American society has transformed a fair amount, but somehow Ronald Reagan has not been touched by time and still remains popular across the right spectrum. With a simplicity that is stereotypical of a rural man, Reagan became a movie star, union activist, and political leader who held radically right economic and national

Quite a few wrestlers in the history of wrestling have tried out for a role in movies and shows, and from all of them, I think my favorite would have to be Dave Bautista who has been an interesting screen personality in the last few years. He is quite terrifying and has the build to

In “Queer,” an innovative interpretation of William S. Burroughs’ concerning autobiographical novel, William Lee (Daniel Craig), a sulking expatriate from the USA, is currently recollecting his sexual experiences over dinner with Eugene (Drew Starkey), a young, attractive striker he met in Mexico City’s dark underbelly when he tries to discuss about how he managed to

Jane Schoenbrun’s second narrative feature is an insatiable quest for inclusion in the in between vacant spaces of the analog pixels. They infuse strange images into fragmented memories which they seem to provoke in a scene earlier in the film that attempts to show the divine ability of the box to illuminate even the most