The time has finally come. Star Wars is pretty much my favorite thing in the world, and after years of stalling, I'm going into the animated corner of the galaxy far, far away. And it all starts with a movie that precedes the animated show with the same title - The Clone Wars.
Right away, I love the concept of telling the adventures of Anakin and Obi-Wan in between Episodes II and III. They're the best part of the prequels…
That was absolutely insane. Maybe a little too insane, even.
I adored how they take the currently so popular thematic of the multiverse and develop some incredibly original concepts around it, that turn a seemingly simple narrative into an epic of action and exaggeration.
Like I said, it does feel like too much here and there, when the craziness just escalates disorderly. But the heart of the main family, specially the captivating Evelyn, is still there, and it pays off in a really cute way.
Vengence won’t change the past. Mine or anyone else's. I have to become more. People need hope.
Almost 10 years after the last live-action solo film of a character with many different versions portrayed in cinema, The Batman stands out as a unique, fresh take on the hero, adapting the world and the stories within it to a new level of depth that relates fittingly to our society.
Along with astonishing cinematography and music, and an outstanding cast with shining,…
In the intention of adding more originality to its ever expanding cinematic universe, and to a character with literally endless, multiversal possibilities, Marvel Studios brings in Sam Raimi's beautifully exaggerated style to make of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness a stunning, unique, pretty much insane adventure that differs from everything they've done before. The director seems to have been given the green light to do anything he wanted with this movie, which shows evidently in its tone, pacing,…
