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Lady and The Tramp. Top Story - August 2023.
In this heartwarming romantic mythology, an adequate re-telling of the 1955 invigorated time-honored Story, Lady, an overachieving, pampered American Cocker Spaniel house dog, and Tramp, a formidable but charming, fast-talking stray, embark on a spontaneous adventure and, despite their dissimilarities, cultivate nigher and come to apprehend the significance of home.
By HandsomelouiiThePoet (Lonzo ward)2 years ago in Critique
Shaun of the Dead (Critique). Top Story - August 2023.
My all-time favourite movie, certainly my favourite Z-word movie. Funny, jam-packed with references to iconic movies, quotable to the nth degree. A tale of survival, love and friendship. Pegg/Frost's masterpiece. Perfection!
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Critique
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
The epic that brought the Star Wars saga full circle, Revenge of the Sith chronicles the fall of the Republic and Anakin Skywalker’s metamorphosis into Darth Vader. There is a lot to like about this film, from its climactic confrontations to its operatic soundtrack, arguably the best in the series.
By Louis T2 years ago in Critique
Rap
Where did you learn to write poetry? I read a lot of poetry. That's true. More often, I listened to rap. While I like most music, rap will always be one of my favorite genres. It has taught me more than rhythm and rhyme. It’s taught me about the world.
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Critique
Exploring the Fantasia International Film Festival: A Diverse Array of Cinematic Experiences
The Fantasia International Film Festival held in the vibrant city of Montreal, Canada, is a cinematic extravaganza that leaves film enthusiasts awestruck. The festival's diverse lineup of movies offers an array of experiences, ranging from thought-provoking documentaries to quirky animations and gripping horror flicks. In this exploration, we delve into some of the captivating films that were showcased during this festival, each contributing its unique flavor to the cinematic tapestry.
By Mr August2 years ago in Critique
The Room (2003)
The worst films bring the best times Glorious, nonsensical plot lines He did not hit her She doesn’t care mum’s got cancer
By SC Wells2 years ago in Critique
A Bronx Tale!!!!
This charismatic film has the power to leave an imprint on your soul forever. It is filled with heart, intellect, wisdom, interracial love, familial strife, and mobsters.
By Tiffany Gordon2 years ago in Critique
What we do in the shadows
Taika is absolutely hilarious. People seem to forget that after Thor 4. If you need a reminder, I highly recommend watching "What We Do in The Shadows". I get it, it can be a niche comedy. But when you get a chance, watch this film! Hurry up with "We'rewolves" already!
By Dyllon Rodillon2 years ago in Critique
Field of Dreams
A beautiful story of a man’s longing for his father’s love within the game of baseball, life, and heaven. The unseen world of memories beyond the cornfield becomes visible for those who can see. And dreams of second chances really do come true if you step up to the plate.
By Lese Dunton2 years ago in Critique
The Martian - Getting Home
NASA astronauts go to Mars to perform experiments but quickly leaves the planet because of rough weather. An injured crew member is apparently dead and abandoned. Ridley Scott's blockbuster "The Martian" leaves lots of doubts if a rescue may succeed. Thankfully it only took $108 million to do find out.
By Bill Coomer2 years ago in Critique
How Animals Eat Their Food?
This light-hearted, sarcastic series only gets better with each iteration. "How Animals Eat Their Food" contrasts whacky charades with deadpan salad eating. Through hours of meticulous research, the team at MEM has crafted this documentary of earthly delights. Now, let us be mesmerized by the wonders of the animal kingdom...
By Jenna Sedi2 years ago in Critique
A Series of Unfortunate Events
As the title says- unfortunate events never cease. The book (and movie) begins with a chilling yet memorable opening line, cautioning not to expect a happy ending. The audience experiences hopelessness alongside the protagonists as the story hits hardship after hardship.
By B2 years ago in Critique