Movies

When I turned the last page of Dune, I felt a kind of emptiness inside. What’s surprising is that I seemed to be talking about the two together: the book Dune by Frank Herbert, and the film Dune Part 2 by Denis Villeneuve. Possibly this means that it was a good movie and did justice […]

Dystopia has never looked more bleak or felt more exhilarating than in George Miller’s ‘Mad Max’ franchise. A large part of the harshness of Miller’s works, which have thrilled audiences for years now, comes from hallucinogenic visuals of a barbaric and crumbling civilization that is so similar yet so far, giving people the feeling of

In “Killer Heat”, the writer-director Philippe Lacôte takes The Jealousy Man, a short story by the writer Jo Nesbø, to create an old-style crime movie featuring an original hard-boiled gentleman detective, a deadly woman, a voice-over from a bitter character with mixed morals, and of course a murder or several. In fact, it is a

Apart from the movie “Barbie,” one can say that these days, the blockbuster movie market has become quite serious. Take “Dune” or “Avatar: The Way Of Water” the expansive lore and world-building are as great as the ever-connected universe of the MCU—ewww, let’s not forget the blockbuster side of things, making films lately feels like

Among kooky, creative thrillers, one name that is enough to call it all is Shyamalan. However, whilst it is M. Night who is the existing standard bearer of the name, his daughter Ishana hopes to take this legacy into the next generation and repeat the success. With events from A.M. Shine and ”The Watchers”, Ishana