get the concept, appreciated the effort, but ultimately 4/10 execution.
kill boksoon felt like a korean rewrite of the infamous mads mikkelsen POLAR - a thorough dependency on the //aesthetics// of cliches done before, but trudging along on the stupor of a script that believes in its own originality. not to say though that this didn't have its own moments -- it was infinitely watchable despite not having much depth, and to be fair one is to be congratulated for…
Interstellar was beautifully shot and poignant in many a scene, but it was also empty and cold where Nolan should have really capitalised on emotion. While it seems like a tad more personal compared to his other films, with the aspect of emotion, Interstellar appears largely unfocused and rather vague, suffering from a lack of precision and a dull pacing that destroyed the otherwise fluent storyline. Too much time was dedicated explaining details of scientific concepts to "best engineer and…
Though filler episode it undoubtedly was, Mockingjay P1 was more than supplementary in both heart and direction.
Mockingjay P1 boasts a stellar, award-winning cast; fan-favourite Jennifer Lawrence shines, as per usual, and newcomers to the series Julianne Moore and Natalie Dormer show their dedication to their roles - but let's face it, A-list actresses like them could have produced a solid performance in their sleep. There was nothing terrifically spectacular about their conduct. (Not that it didn't require effort on…
