Film reviews in 22 sentences (or less)
Today: Love, Death & Robots: Night of the Mini-Dead
Hi everybody, from an incautious, copulating couple to hordes of zombies and the inevitable chaos and destruction… but the apocalypse is… cute??!
Puhh, I laughed the entire (short but all the more fun) 7 minutes and still can't hold myself together. The title LDR: Night of the Mini-Dead says it all: the end of the world has started, the end of…
Film reviews in 22 sentences (or less)
Today: Love, Death & Robots: Jibaro
Hi everybody, the name says it all: gruesome violence, sex and everything under the influence of science fiction, sometimes obviously with robots and artificial intelligences as protagonists sometimes more subtle when the story develops and H.P. Lovecraft horror or Blade Runner-like cyberpunk settings suck us into their short but all the more interesting worlds. But in Jibaro, Love, Death & Robots drifts another time into…
Film reviews in 22 sentences (or less)
Today: Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers
„Ay, pechanga!“
(Bootlegged Bart Simpson)
Hi everybody, indeed the fans were hungry for it, we just didn't know it! Far too late prequels and sequels, soft-/reboots and even more terrible: new obscure animations of our favorite tv-shows… . The big studios often seem to be misguided about what the audience really wants to see even if it works for the box office, it doesn't work for the…
Film reviews in 22 sentences (or less)
Today: Love, Death & Robots: In Vaulted Halls Entombed
Hi everybody, that escalated quickly… . This is the most unsettling episode of volume 3. But more essentially: what exactly is waiting for us in season 4…?
Love, Death & Robots' concept is fantastic, it's not for nothing that we got two similar series last year. While Marvel, unfortunately, once again acts very predictably and as risk-free as possible and doesn't even…
"When I first was writing the script I thought it was about loneliness. What I learned while writing the script is this was about a man who suffered from the pathology of loneliness, he wasn't only by nature he was lonely as a defense mechanism and he reinforced his own loneliness by his own behavior and the pathology grew until it became malignant and violent."
(Screenwriter Paul Schrader)
AN INDIVIDUALS FIGHT AGAINST LONELINESS - SCORSESE'S DARK MASTERPIECE OF URBAN ALIENATION IS DISTURBING, POWERFUL, AND REMAINS RELEVANT
"I swore I would never be involved in a picture with this much violence in it. But the more I read it and the more I came to understand the purpose of the film, the more fascinated I became."
(Gene Hackman)
BLURRING THE LINES BETWEEN HEROISM AND VILLAINY, "UNFORGIVEN" SHATTERS THE MYTH OF "THE OLD WEST"
