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 … Read more
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Z 1969 film review: the Totalitarian Conspiracy of Killing the Opposition
Z 1969 is about an ex-Olympic champion, doctor, academic turned politician, and a promising honest leader and deputy of the … Read more
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 … Read more
The Seventh Seal Review, a Bleak Chess Game Saved by Wild Strawberries
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.
Tokyo Story (1953): Ozu’s Quiet Film About Family and Distance
Tokyo Story-1953 is one of the 100 best films of 100 years, that displays familial crisis between urban professional children and an elderly couple that ultimately had to accept loneliness.
Citizen Kane (1941): Orson Welles and the Fall of a Tycoon
Citizen Kane is widely considered one of the greatest films ever made and is known for its innovative use of flashbacks and non-linear storytelling.
Joker (2019): Arthur Fleck, Rejection and a Society That Looks Away
There is a lot about Joker 2019 film that the people in society must know how important it is psychologically … Read more
Within Our Gates (1920) Was Censored and Lost, Yet It Won the Argument
I like Within Our Gates because it shows how black people were being treated by white people in those early days. The storyline is powerful one.
A Man for All Seasons Review, a Perfect Film About a Saint Too Clean
A Man for All Seasons 1966 is actually a film with historical facts about the life of Sir Thomas More and King Henry VIII of the Tudor dynasty of England.