Children are good and innocent until they’re damaged by trauma. Your past makes you who you are, even if it wasn’t your own doing. You can’t run from your past, you have to deal with it in order to truly be happy. When you have concealed emotional scars, and it isn’t until you look at who you truly are that you can find happiness and peace.
Deep thoughts and reflections like these are the sort of things Magnolia sets out…
Possum is one of the most unique psychological horror films i’ve seen in a long time. The sense of dread and tension that continues to build throughout the film is almost too much at times! The cinematography and set design are amazing, it was so incredibly atmospheric and daunting. This is a deep, depressing, disturbing and incredibly sad film. The slow-burn tone might not be for everyone, but i’d still strongly recommend this film! The most similar film to Possum…
Was in the mood for a Christmas musical, and that’s what I got but 80% of it was an rather uninteresting story but it was still entertaining so
It really is one of the most effective horror films of all time, a mockumentary has never been better.
This was hilarious! Hot Fuzz feels like a satire on the entire action genre, which I think is pretty funny! There were so many references to other action films and the film also follows the same plot-structure most action films do, but it is definitely intentional. It’s a very self aware and entertaining buddy cop comedy.
Sometimes It just got a little bit too ridiculous for my taste, and the humor is very British so all the jokes didn’t land for me. Nevertheless, It’s overall a very funny action comedy!
I was in the mood to watch this today, so I finally did. I’ve always heard that the final cut is way better than the theatrical, so I considered buying the blu-ray before I watched the theatrical... But I eventually decided just to watch the theatrical cut, and it was good not great?
I enjoyed Blade Runner thematically, I find the themes to be really interesting and I pretty much always enjoy philosophical films like this that asks important and…
