Pedro Almodóvar’s contemplative movie about death and friendship. I kept expecting it to take a film noir turn, that it unfortunately did not. Left me meh.
Pedro Almodóvar’s contemplative movie about death and friendship. I kept expecting it to take a film noir turn, that it unfortunately did not. Left me meh.
Bae Doona is a female detective who traces the cause of high school girl's death. She faces the truth of the harsh reality of a shockingly broken system that strips hope and humanity from the most vulnerable.
Bae Doona is a female detective who traces the cause of high school girl's death. She faces the truth of the harsh reality of a shockingly broken system that strips hope and humanity from the most vulnerable.
Captivating, exploring mysteries and class struggles, with hefty metaphors and symbolism that had me running to Reddit for clarity. This is a slow burn that is hauntingly engrossing, that I’m looking forward to watching again and again.
Captivating, exploring mysteries and class struggles, with hefty metaphors and symbolism that had me running to Reddit for clarity. This is a slow burn that is hauntingly engrossing, that I’m looking forward to watching again and again.
This Korean ‘Towering Inferno’ is a rollercoaster ride, fantastic sfx with characters you care about 🔥🔥🔥
I’m not so sure I’ll ever feel the same way about glass elevators or skywalks again 😱
This Korean ‘Towering Inferno’ is a rollercoaster ride, fantastic sfx with characters you care about 🔥🔥🔥
I’m not so sure I’ll ever feel the same way about glass elevators or skywalks again 😱
A rock-solid disaster spectacle, patently ludicrous but entertaining 🔥
A rock-solid disaster spectacle, patently ludicrous but entertaining 🔥
I’m not a purist when it comes to book adaptations, but the changes here are nonsensical. They literally burned Ray Bradbury’s novel and replaced it with social media nonsense instead of social commentary.
I’m not a purist when it comes to book adaptations, but the changes here are nonsensical. They literally burned Ray Bradbury’s novel and replaced it with social media nonsense instead of social commentary.