Since the unsatisfying results of Bryan Singer's Superman Returns, Warner Bros. hoped they could reboot the Superman franchise again with much greater success. Plenty of comic book writers at the time pitched their ideas for the perfect Superman reboot. Grant Morrison wanted the Superman reboot to be similar to his work on All-Star Superman. Mark Waid's pitch... Continue Reading →
I don't remember you! You weren't there! You weren't there when he was born! You weren't there when she died! Where were you? Boy is a touching coming of age film that explores the ideas of a child's imagination and the harsh reality he has to accept. We're introduced to Boy, a New Zealand youth in... Continue Reading →
I've really missed David Fincher. One of my all time favorite filmmakers. Creating some of my favorite movies like THE SOCIAL NETWORK, ZODIAC and FIGHT CLUB. And it's been 3 years since the release of GONE GIRL, so I've really been craving for some more Fincher. This time it comes in the form of a NETFLIX... Continue Reading →
"Control, it's all about control. Every dictatorship has one obsession and that's it." Enemy is one of the strangest movies I've ever seen. And it was the first movie I saw from Denis Villeneuve. In my first viewing of the movie, I was left puzzled. I enjoyed what I saw. I liked the performances and the... Continue Reading →
Denis Villeneuve is without a doubt, one of cinema's greatest modern filmmakers and with Blade Runner 2049 just being released in cinemas, I wanted to dive deep into the meaning of, what I consider to be Villeneuve's ultimate masterpiece, Prisoners. Prisoners starts with one of our main characters, Keller Dover, played remarkably by Hugh Jackman. A normal christian family... Continue Reading →
Analyzing Film 