77/100
Spoilers for the ending of "Breaking Bad" only:
Jesse Pinkman is on the run. Do we need to know what happens next? Well, this movie sure answers this question with a resounding yes, even if you truly want to or not. I didn't feel like it was made for nothing, or that it doesn't add anything new to the characters.
All throughout the film, the action is non-stop, and Pinkman finds himself in some really tense situations which gotβ¦
It's 15 minutes long. It's on Netflix, available to stream.
100/100
Imagine this: Just you and that person, that memory. What do you see?
Running through the streets of a small French town that looks too much like Paris at the crack of dawn. Free. Away from problems. Anything feels possible.
ANIMA is a reminder of the past, the fragility of the present and the uncertainty of the future.
It's something I rewatch rarely since it feels really special, andβ¦
93/100
In times of trouble, how reliable are memories? This is the question posed by Rashomon, an undeniably great movie made by Kurosawa.
A story told many times again, with a common purpose in mind - to allow the audience to think of how skewed memories become when faced with unwanted truths.
We all want to stay away from bad things happening to us, but also, I feel like at times, people are willing to go there, knowing that subconsciouslyβ¦
97/100
To give your soul to art is one of the most noble things a person can do, and yet, there are times when, against all odds, something more powerful comes into play - love.
A fine example of what cinema is capable to achieve, this story tells of a tale of love and dance, against the backdrop of a ballet called "The Red Shoes". The story is quite straightforward for the most part, yet, when the movie hits itsβ¦
