Don’t Look Up: the Idiocracy of Satire January 7, 2022 Adam McKay shows the quality of intelligent writing for the film, understands how to process the story without getting out of focus, and combines many elements. Continue Reading
Serial Experiments Lain: the Disruption of Reality January 7, 2022 Wherever everyone goes, everyone is connected. Continue Reading
The French Dispatch: the Art of Journalism January 2, 2022 Anderson brewed scene after scene in The French Dispatch unmitigated. Continue Reading
Lamb: the Blessing of Terror January 2, 2022 The sin of Lamb is only in tone, too little, and fails in convincing such symbolism in an appropriate tone. Continue Reading
The Dilemmatic Study of Neon Genesis Evangelion December 23, 2021 A new Adam and Eve act as a hybrid embodiment of love and pain. Continue Reading
The Transgressive Theme of Titane December 23, 2021 Ducournau’s Titane is a transgressive film that is original but complicated to classify. Continue Reading
Yuni: the Color Purple December 17, 2021 Yuni observes the landscape and lives the air in which direction the characters want to go. Continue Reading
The Heart of Man: the School of Neo-Freudianism December 17, 2021 If one believed in human goodness as one is only potential, one would be forced to confront the falsification of facts or end up in bitter disappointment. Continue Reading
Last Night in Soho: the Nostalgia Praise December 5, 2021 Last Night in Soho becomes a real character, apart from having an ambitious finale that is not stylish and slick but emotionally and thematically satisfying. Continue Reading
Stuart Hall and the Delineation of Culture November 21, 2021 The power of the media provides a cultural representation in both representation politics and identity politics, a significant direction of identity. Continue Reading
