
Dare Me (7.5/10) its a Netflix show What’s high school without a little bit of drama, right? Dare Me is an intelligent new Netflix series that doesn’t shy away from exploring traumatic and, to an extent, extreme themes that highlights what it is like to be a teen cheerleader in today’s society with of course some imaginative twists and turns. The series dives into the cutthroat world of competitive high school cheerleading,… Read More
Rope Film Review By Dima Saqfalhait “Good and evil, right and wrong were invented for the ordinary average man, the inferior man, because he needs them.” In Rope (1948) by Alfred Hitchcock, a murder takes place within the first three minutes of the film. We know the murderers (Brandon Shaw and Philip Morgan), we know the murder weapon (a rope), and we know the person they murdered (David Kentley). It is a… Read More
Land of Storms 8/10 You know what they say, first love can be deadly. Especially if it’s accompanied with confusion and retarded social norms! Land of Storms follows the story of Szabolcs, who quits football against his father’s will and returns to his country in Hungary to take charge of an inheritance from his grandfather. There, he meets Aron and they both explore their identities. Despite the overall romantic atmosphere that dominated… Read More
أصبحت أفلام الأكشن في الآونة الأخيرة سلعة رخيصة لا قيمة فنية لها, بالرغم من أنها أكثر الفئات السينمائية المطلوبة والمحبوبة من طرف جمهور السينما وعشاقها لما تحتويه من إثارة ومتعة مشوقة, وتكمن المشكلة في إنعدام الموهبة وفقدان الإبداع في بناء فيلم أكشن مبتكر وملحمي يشد إنتباه المشاهد ويترافق مع قصة جيدة وإخراج ممتاز ومميز. أغلب أفلام الأكشن في السنين الأخيرة تفتقد بإمتياز للعمق الدرامي للقصة وأقواس الشخصيات والأحداث المشوقة وسيطرة مشاهد قتال… Read More
Infamous 7/10 This is it. This is the role that Bella Thorne had been waiting for pretty much her entire life. This is the movie that will, hopefully, define her acting career and give her the recognition she so desperately deserves. Infamous is a modern-day Bonnie & Clyde kind of film with some deeply impactful social and psychological themes. As I just mentioned, this film tackles numerous interesting and provocative themes such… Read More
The Grand Budapest Hotel Film Review By Dima Saqfalhait “There are still faint glimmers of civilization left in this barbaric slaughterhouse that was once known as humanity.” Watching The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) by Wes Anderson felt exactly like peeking into the doll house I used to play with as a kid. This is of course a trademark of Anderson, who is known for his use of hand-made art direction and self-contained… Read More
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