CODA 2021: A Heartfelt Story of Music, Love, and Deaf Culture
CODA 2021 (child of deaf adults) is an American drama film directed by Sian Heder. The film tells the story of a young girl named Ruby, who is the only […]
Bond Girls and Bonds: From Ursula Andress to Léa Seydoux Who Kept Us Bemused for 6 Decades with their Beauty and Charms
The Bond girls are generally of the well-defined standard of beauty, as they always possess a wonderful figure and are habitually dressed in a muscular and assertive fashion.
The Shawshank Redemption 1994: Examining the Psychological Toll of Institutionalization
The Shawshank Redemption sheds light on one’s institutionalization and the hope that one can retain even when one is to live in a hellish situation.
Cleopatra 1963 Movie Review: A Tale of Love, Betrayal, and Power of Love and Love of Power that One Must Watch Know
Cleopatra 1963 is one of the greatest, most expensive, and most spectacular historical drama films of Hollywood that has ever been made. It portrays the struggle of Egyptian Queen Cleopatra
Schindler’s List Movie 1993 and Colors of Religious Hatred and Bloody Ideologies
Schindler’s List is an American historical drama film based on Australian novelist Thomas Keneally’s book Schindler’s Ark that depicts how a Czechoslovakian German Catholic SS member, Oskar Schindler, saved 1,100
Before Trilogy: Before Sunrise (1995), Before Sunset (2004) and Before Midnight (2013): The Best Films On Philosophical Pursuit
Before Trilogy is an American romance film sequel directed by Richard Linklater consisting of Before Sunset (2004) and Before Midnight (2013), and starred by Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy. The
The Terminal Man Merhan Karimi Nasseri And The Terminal 2004
The Iranian man, Mehran Karimi Nasseri, who inspired the 2004 Hollywood film The Terminal and lived in the Charles de Gaulle Airport in France for 18 years because of legal
All Quiet on The Western Front 1930, 1979 and 2022: repeated presentation of WWI history
All Quiet on The Western Front or Im Westen nichts Neues is a 1930 anti-war film based on the 1929 novel of German-American novelist Erich Maria Remarque which depicts the
Boyhood 2014: Unexpected Film that Took 12 Years of Making
Directed by Richard Linklater Boyhood is the story of a boy, Mason, who went through many familial obstacles to reach his adulthood. Unlike any other film in cinematic history, Boyhood
In the Mood for Love 2000: where the cheated couples find love
In the Mood for Love is a Chinese film about a married woman and a married man who became lovers after knowing that they have been cheated on by their spouses.
Dead Poets Society 1989: Orthodoxy Is The Obstacle To Freethinking
Dead Poets Society 1989 by Robin Williams is a story about an English teacher of Welton Academy and one, Neil, of its students who committed suicide because he could not
Gone With The Wind 1939: Unconventional retelling of the American Civil War history that not everyone knows
Gone With the Wind 1939 is a historical romance film based on American novelist Margaret Mitchell’s novel of the same name. Set in the American Civil War, unlike the novel,
Chinatown Film 1974 And The Water Wars The World Awaits
Chinatown (1974) was a Roman Polanski film inspired by the true events of Owens Valley ‘Water War’ of the early 20th century. Directed by the most talented and distinguished film
Black Mirror and Reality: How the 2011 Technological Series Predicted Our Chilling Future World
Black Mirror and reality isn’t just a catchy comparison—it’s a chilling reflection of how our world is evolving. The groundbreaking series has become a blueprint for understanding the darker side
101 Best Films You Need to See: a Review of the 101 Best movies of the Past 100 Years That I watched
An essential guide to the greatest films of the past century, featuring 101 must-see movies for cinephiles.
On The Waterfront (1954) And The Unforgettable Sibling Relations of Prison Break (2006) and Conviction (2010)
On The Waterfront (1954) is a romantic drama film that portrays a relationship between a convent nurse, Edie, and a prize-fighter turned longshoreman, who helped his corrupt bosses kill her
The Verdict 1982: who takes the responsibility for medical error committed by reputed doctors
The Verdict (1982) is a wonderful film based on an independent Massachusetts attorney at law, Galvin, who fought for a victim of medical negligence.
Apocalypse Now 1979 Review: Quest of Harrowing Vision of War And the Evil Forces of Evildoers
Apocalypse Now (1979) is a confessional historical film based on Captain Willard’s mission to terminate a green beret outlaw Colonel Walter E. Kurtz’s command in Cambodia during the America-Vietnam War.
Children Of Heaven 1997 And the Heaven That Exists Only in Poverty not in success
Children Of Heaven (1997) is an Iranian film based on the story of a nine-year-old boy, Ali, and his sister, Zahra, who had to share the same pair of shoes
Journey into the Heart of Darkness: Apocalypse Now 1979 Film Review
From the horrors of Vietnam to the heart of darkness, Apocalypse Now takes us on a journey like no other. Our review of the 1979 film awaits.
The Parent Trap 1961: when parents are trapped by the twines to fall in love twice
The Parent Trap 1961 is a drama-comedy that depicts how two separated twin sisters met at a school camp accidentally to unite their separated parents.
Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory 1971: manner matters more than privilege
Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory 1971 film is based on the British writer Roald Dahl’s children’s book Charlie and The Chocolate Factory which tells the story of the five
To Kill A Mockingbird 1962: When Humanity Prevails Over Racism
To Kill a Mockingbird 1962 film was based on Harper Lee’s novel of the same name. the film depicts a white layer who took the case of a black man, Tom Robinson.
The Good The Bad And The Ugly 1966: The Best Western Where Entertainment Reigns Supreme
The Good The Bad And The Ugly (1966) is based on a story about two bounty hunters and a Mexican bandit: Angel Eyes (The Bad), Blondie (The Good), and Tuco
The Godfather 1972: a Story of Power, Respect, and Revenge
The Godfather by American writer Mario Puzo is a crime novel published in 1969. The 1972 film The Godfather was based on the novel, which is one of the greatest films.
James Bond Film Quotes: A Compilation of the Most Famous Quotations From 1962-2021
Step into the world of espionage and adventure with the best quotes from James Bond films. From Goldfinger to Skyfall, relive the thrilling moments with these memorable lines.
Vertigo 1958: the romantic dilemma of an acrophobic detective
Vertigo 1958 is based on the life and romance of an acrophobic retired detective. He was used by his greedy friend as a witness to his suicidal wife, who was
Some Like It Hot 1959: Marilyn Monroe’s best of all time
Some Like it Hot 1959 is one the best films of the screwball genre in Hollywood, featured by Marilyn Monroe, the most sensual actress.
Psycho (1960): The Hitchcockian Brilliance of 101 Best Pictures
Psycho (1960) is one of the 100 best films that reveals the danger of multiple personality disorder of a young man who fell in love with his mother.
The Seventh Seal and the Black Death and Covid-19
The Seventh Seal shows how badly the Black Death plague affected the people and how religion played a vital role in shaping its perception. It’s a recalling another pandemic during COVID19.