Some films are like poetry. Though it sounds cliché, but the way this film unravels, feels like a silent rendition of words that cannot be uttered.
Vikramaditya Motwane's debut film was amazing too, but from Udaan to Lootera it's a joy to watch how his style evolved, and became more artistic. Lootera is one his most finely crafted pieces ever, no wonder the audience did not understand its beauty!
The story of the zamindaar's daughter falling in love a fraud-posing-as-an-archeologist…
Period pieces are always about royalty and richness, but this gross picturization of the naked truth behind the curtains of jewels, damn I love it!
Yorgos Lanthimos injects bizarreness in all of his films, but The Favourite is most probably his most accessible one, yet more matured, which, in my opinion, is probably a good one to start his filmography with. I chose this one to introduce his style to myself as this was less surreal than his other ones,…
"The world keeps moving and it can be a damn cruel place, but for me those moments of stillness, that place, that's the Kingdom of God. And that place will never abandon you."
Silence. We hear it when we can hear nothing. And sometimes silence can be deafening.
But Sound of Metal starts with the opposite of silence : noise. A heavy metal drummer, Ruben, member of a duo band, slowly starts to lose his power of hearing. And he…
Okay this was complete shit and extremely un-srijit-ish, so where do I start?
First of all, eww. Second of all, ewwww. See, the story was the only interesting part of x=prem, but oh, they've butchered it in every possible way!
The script was lousy. (The beginning was abrupt, and proceeded in a really disoriented manner.)
The dialogues were cringey. (Nobody talks in physics or coding or entirely poems just because they're fond of it! It sounds extremely fake.)
The acting…
