End of Watch – Cops & Brothers: Welcome to the Streets of L.A. Found footage films. Very passé this kind of filming can be, but mostly are used in the horror genre. The past couple years though, this style of filming has made its way into other genres like action and comedy, with some stellar […]
The Master – Charisma & Purpose: A Cult for the Blind A tradition to most everything that is directed by Paul T. Anderson is the focus on character. No matter what the film is about, or what the feeling is drawn from the plot of the story, the character always takes focus to forefront and […]
Resident Evil: Retribution – Zombies and Sci-Fi: Tales so Mediocre I went into this movie, knowing exactly what I was going to expect (guns, zombie-ish stuff, action etc.) but hoping, like other films with no deep storyline, characters or even cliché stuff, it could be, even for its generic=ism, it could be entertaining. Greatly, I […]
Anonymous – Of Writers and Plays: Behind the Curtain of Shakespeare Uniqueness is something that gets lost in many films. With the clump into typical genres, creativeness can get drowned out for the betterment of making money. Sometimes those, we have films that, no matter where they are set, are unique on their own. This […]
Another Earth – The Distance of Personal Reflection … Planets of the Same Kind Melodramatic films; they are the kind of films that strike a chord to being dull and boring. For the most part, films that are melodramatic are the basic step-sibling to a better sibling (Dramatic films). The reason for their bad taste […]