The best way to describe No Country for Old Men is that it’s an allegory for evil and human reactions to it. Chigurh represents a form of evil that is nonnegotiable and permanent, but puts forward a pretense of chaos and chance…
Read MoreThe animation is like a giant watercolor painting come to life with the smooth, soft colors outlined in crisp, black pen…
Read MoreThere are too many vital characters interacting with each other, crisscrossing subplots, that the logistics of the story gets lost within itself, but the saving grace is the artwork…
Read MoreFor the majority of the picture, Waltz’s portrayal of a manic narcissist obsessed with fame steals the spotlight, and reduces Margaret to a shadow in her own biopic…
Read MoreQuiz Show relishes in every opportunity to make the audience feel uncomfortable about living complacent lives, and despairs in the politicization of public media. All the characters are consumed with appeasing to a society that glorifies celebrities and groups people into “winners” and “losers”…
Read MoreOverall, When Harry Met Sally is deserving of its classic status in pop culture. It does have some unfinished strings attached to it, but the comedy manages to cover it up smoothly…
Read MoreMrs. Brisby is a timid yet courageous figure dealing with the absolute worst possible outcome. But the movie tosses in the rats’ backstory like an afterthought, and in an already anthropomorphized universe, fails to deliver on why the rats are more significant than other creatures…
Read MoreThe premise has many golden moments they can exploit—West Coast vibrant personality clashing with the uptight East Coast, romantic entanglements, and the chaotic college atmosphere…
Read MoreMoonrise Kingdom depicts life through a child’s eyes: messy, convoluted, distracting, cruel and yet wistful, charming, sophisticated, spontaneous…
Read Morewhenever the story follows the Little Prince in his travels, it’s absolutely mesmerizing. The production used stop-motion animation for these sequences, and all the characters were made out of thin, practically see-through paper…
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