Some things there’s no moving on from. And I think that’s a good thing.
A tale of friendship and resentment perfectly balanced in tone that sets foot onto Irish backdrop to convey strong and heavy elements to a story that evokes a much needed reflection on life and the layers of human behavior. An exploration of our need of someone to shut down our insecurities and serve as a safe place, a refuge from whatever our inner battles may be.…
You would lie for a lie, but you wouldn’t lie for the truth.
The metaphor used by the film’s script of the layered onion whose center is actually in plain sight can be used both to describe the central mistery but also this sequel to Knives Out. The second installment has all the promise of being bigger and better, including an elevation of the main setting, and afar you can assume just how great it should be. At closer look…
Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that makes the flowers grow, not thunder.
Through its refreshing 2D animation style, The Breadwinner takes us on an emotional and striking journey through a story we wish was only fiction.
I'm beyond words. The Breadwinner is harsh, violent and, most of all, real. It doesn't lie about what happens, it doesn't disguise the disrespect towards women or the lack of human rights that, unfortunately, haunts today's landscape and that is…
Brooks was here.
I couldn't possibly tell you how I lost it in that particular scene. Losing hope, conquering freedom but being unable to enjoy it. The inability to adjust to new times, to a new life, after spending so many years living in a certain way. That's heartbreaking and made this scene one of the most, if not the most, touching ones of this film for me.
What I can definitely tell you is that The Shawshank Redemption is…
