65%
An interesting storyline but done no justice… House of Gucci lost its potential and ditched its premise.
The first problem that it has and for sure everyone would agree is that it’s pretentious. Sometimes, it captured Italian vibe and setting but there are a lot of scenes where it's disconnecting. This film focused more in their family drama, abandoning its fashion sense where Guccis are known for. Pacing was done very fast and it just became a lot to…
86%
A refined, philosophical and thought-provocative work of Woody Allen exploring pragmatism in seeking wealth.
I believe that we could all agree that there is one thing that made this film phenomenal and that is the exemplary Oscar-winning performance of Cate Blanchett. It doesn't mean that the other technicalities didn't do good or enough but it's just mesmerizing how she completely captured its perplexities, staying in her character all throughout the story. I love how it showed a lot of…
73%
Gripping, uproarious and stylish.
Last Night in Soho did fulfill my expectations for an A24 thriller film with Edgar Wright's unique and ambitious writing. Cinematography was hands down great, costume design was indeed remarkable and the entire production was phenomenal. I wish the writing's not too much because it had the potential to be a modern-day Hitchcock thriller, but there are too many faults that couldn't be covered by its bewitching visuals. The performance of Anya Taylor-Joy was a…
80%
An unsettling film set in the main character’s delusional head. Another triumph for modern horror genre!
Rose Glass’ directorial debut is a surrealist horror that follows the story of a nurse named Maud who was trying to reinvent herself after a traumatic incident that she had encountered. This film revolves around the mind of Maud and it showed us what would happen when a mental illness remained unchecked. I like how engaging this film was and there were no…
