Reviews

Yknow when I knew Venom would be a mediocre film?

You could say that I've developed a sweet tooth for this colorful, zesty, and delicious dessert of a film - or what I'd imagine a treat from Mendl's, a fictional pastry shop in the film, would taste like.

Nolan has never been good with dialogue, and this lapse in an otherwise talented filmmaker shows in several places throughout the film.

For example, the hilarious bickering between Hulk and Thor during the film's mid-point is because Thor wants to leave, but Hulk doesn't.

Arrival is unlike any other film Ive seen in the cinema over the past few years.

Once again writing about how Pixar once again showed audiences how an animated film, or any film in general, should be is almost repetitive.

Sure, events need to happen before you can get from A to B, but the end justifying all means doesn't apply to the definition of great films.

The film's main theme is the importance of not having prejudice, but I did, against the film itself, prior to actual viewing.

Gods of Egypt is a preposterous film, which constantly creates a distance from plausibility, as if it is self-aware.

The Searchers is a film that tells its story through individual scenes that gradually build into a burst of action(s), instead of scenes solely having the purpose of plowing through a story a film needs to tell so that audiences can be entertained.