I am a big fan of mysteries and thrillers. Throw in a little mental illness and psychological drama and I'm in. The aspect of The Girl on the Train that I liked the most was the slow development of Rachel's story, played by Emily Blunt. The speed of this film has been a disliked aspect,
I am not 100% sure what I was expecting when I went in to this one. I had a good idea from the trailer that it was going to be full of cheap, gimmicky laughs and overdone, bland action sequences. That turned out to be wishful thinking. Suicide Squad is stumbling attempt to entice the
Like most animated pictures these days, there is more depth to the story than what is on the surface. Kubo and the Two Strings is no exception. There is the overarching story, typically aimed at children and designed to keep the story steadily engaging, as well as the subtext and lessons that are absorbed at
Villenueve has been successful with several movies in recent years, including Prisoners and Sicario. In his latest film, Arrival, he takes on a the concept of time and memory. In the opening sequence we hear Louise, played by Amy Adams, say," Memory is a strange thing... It doesn't work like I thought it did. We are so
