Sometimes you're lucky enough to see films that have a lasting impact on you and make you wonder why they only now found a way into your life. You're so overwhelmed and surprised that they really exist and have such an effect on you that you embed them deep in your memory and, like a warm hug, never want to let go.
"Soul" is such a film - an experience, a revelation, a declaration of love for the things that…
Every once in a while you'll stumble across a film that makes you feel every possible emotion during it’s runtime. You'll catch yourself having a stupid grin on your face, but starting to cry in the very next moment. You have prepared yourself to watch it - being way too over-excited and this makes you feel worried that you're setting yourself up for disappointment, because you hyped it up for months and months but thankfully it turns out to be…
I can't wrap my head around the fact that Stephen Chbosky gave us "The Perks of Being A Wallflower", one of the best depictions of Mental Health and Social Anxiety in cinematic history…and then he went on and made this
Disney answers a very important question: "What if a dragon looks like Elsa?"
