This holds up amazingly well, considering that this was one of the most famous movies for its twist (a classic ingredient of M. Night Shyamalan's films). The end twist could be interestingly compared to the middle twist of Fight Club from the same year, to see how two films deal with the mind, with reality, with coping with trauma and sad events and facts.
Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment are quite wonderful in their roles, Tak Fujimoto's cinematography is…
John Wick is truly an amazing film. I just finished watching it around this time and I had one of the great cinematic experiences in my life.
The premise seems to be so simple and virtually clichéd: a retired hitman is pulled back into the business when some evil Russian gangstas kill his dog and steal his classic car.
However, the great thing about Chad Stabelski's and David Lench's rip-roaring action flick is that it takes this simple premise and…
So now my rewatching of Christopher Nolan's epochal The Dark Knight Trilogy has come to an end. Sure, I will have a few more rewatches of this amazing cornerstone in popular Hollywood filmmaking, but experiencing Nolan's achievement again has meant a lot for me.
While The Dark Knight remains the best of the series for its superlative tightness, energetic and smooth style and technical brilliance, The Dark Knight Rises, for all its blemishes, manages to be the grandest and, in…
