Reviews

Well, since my last two reviews have been about superhero movies and had made points about the genre as a whole, why not round it out with what is to my knowledge the best superhero film of all time?

As weird as that looks on paper, there's a reason for that: the way I do reviews, films that'd make for an interesting negative review are hard to come by.

Obviously, superhero movies aren't inherently rotten, but has there ever been a superhero movie that you could call ''great cinema''?

Milo Forman wasn't the only person in the world to experience authoritarianism, just like Vatroslav Mimica wasn't the only person to fight in a war, yet their films hit the mark better than anyone else's.

And, for reasons I won't give away, it's best you go into this film knowing as little as possible.

Upon writing this review I was surprised how much of the movie I'd forgotten, but was able to remember without booting it up again.

Rango was Gore Verbinski and ILM's first animated film, while Control is Nimrod Antal's first film in general, and that leads to a final result that points to a lack of experience, but a surplus of pure energy.

I think that's a good way to distinguish a horror film from a thriller.

To my knowledge, this film is the first time South Park got full-on political.

More than 50 years since its release with no sequels, remakes and video games inbetween, it is still a film everyone and their dog knows about.