I guess we are the real clowns for taking this stupid fucking movie seriously (I didn't but the marketing team sure did) . At least I'm guessing we are meant to take it seriously because, it is oh-so different from normal capeshit and Todd Philips throws in some pretty cinematography, a moody score, some well-known rock songs and shamelessly rips off Scorsese films while completely misunderstanding everything what makes those films great; yet the main character's mental condition is that…

I think one of the strongest aspects of any art form is it's ability to strip away the mundanity from the mundane, because I'm sure that noone would like to sit down and spend their precious time on reading/watching something that they do everyday. But much like how George Orwell makes working in restaurant kitchens interesting in "Down and Out in Paris and London", Cuarón achieves to show the ordinary in an extraordinary way.

Roma, in essence, is about the…

When I was watching David Lean's "Brief Encounter" one thing that stuck with me the most was, how Lean made a small story, feel epic on an emotional level. This time around I found it to be the exact opposite. I mean it's still very big but the story of T.E. Lawrence isn't so engrossing just because of how he was able to defeat the Turks or the grand battle scenes, but it's because of how fascinating he is as…