Sly Film Analysis 2023 Sly Film Analysis While Sylvester Stallone was initially recognized for his physique, the documentary “Sly” by Thom Zimny proves that it was really the actor’s voice that propelled him to fame. The film makes it evident that there are really two competing narratives. Stallone’s slurred, New York-accented bass croak is one … Read more
Review of IT’S BASIC Film IT’S BASIC film is the emotionally draining documentary, this is what a parent states as he describes his condition to the viewers. Plain and simple. The film is a continuation of Marc Levin’s long-term research on a particular topic. The United States’ economic problem is a fact that is unusual … Read more
Yellow Door: 90’s Lo-fi Film Club Movie Analysis Yellow Door: ’90s Lo-fi Film Club as the most recent generation to not always possess access to motion pictures at their fingertip, Lee Hyuk-rae’s ode to a bygone era in South Korean cinema is a touching tribute to his generation’s college years in the early 90’s. While … Read more
Five Nights at Freddy’s Movie Evaluation Five Nights at Freddy’s a welcoming to families horror movie. The Story starts with a law enforcement officer uncovers a group of frightening animal robots and must protect himself throughout the course The original video games were turned into the film “Five Nights at Freddy’s” by Scott Cawthon, Emma … Read more
Exploration of the Movie To Kill a Tiger To Kill a Tiger viewers who are aware of the adventure we have gotten into might be shocked by the content of “To Kill a Tiger,” a new documentary by Nisha Pahuja. I know this isn’t the usual thing to say in an effort to drum up … Read more
Discussion for the Four Daughters Four Daughters is the closeness of women, particularly those living in the same household, is evidence of the power of shared history. The bond of sisterhood is governed by shared experiences of what it is like to be a woman in the world and to grow up in a household … Read more
All the Light We Cannot See Movie Criticism All the Light We Cannot See clichéd and surface-level adaptation by screenplay Steven Knight and filmmaker Shawn Levy of Anthony Doerr’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book. “All the Light We Cannot See” fails to capture any of the work’s transcendent or poetic qualities. World War II horrors are acted … Read more
After Death Movie Review In a previous existence, After Death would have been discarded. It would be presented as a little white brochure, produced with sincerity and crammed with unbelievable tales that overflowed from someone’s passion for spreading their religion, but which would ultimately add to the waste stream. It’s a feature film and, to … Read more