Tag: review
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Don’t Look Up Netflix Film (2021) – My Thoughts
I finally watched Don’t Look Up on Netflix and honestly, I loved it and it feels so real and honest. The film shows how easily society can be manipulated, how government turns into theater, and how truth gets buried under media noise and public distraction.
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Snowpiercer (2013) – A Film Review
Why Snowpiercer is one of my favorite dystopian sci-fi films. A breakdown of its cinematography, editing, characters, and symbolism, and why this brutal train rebellion still feels relevant today.
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How The Social Network Keeps You Hooked: A Film Review
This was one of the most exciting films to come out of the 2010s,. On paper, a movie about the creation of Facebook and the fight over who actually owned it should’ve been boring. I honestly expected it to be like that. But it completely blew me away. There are so many reasons why this…
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Memoirs of a Geisha: My Film Review
Memoirs of a Geisha has been one of my favorite movies for as long as I can remember. Every time I rewatch it, it hits me the same way. The storytelling, the cinematography, the acting, everything feels intentional and deeply emotional. It’s one of those films where every scene feels like it was carefully thought…
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American Honey (2016) Film Review
American Honey isn’t a feel-good road trip movie. It’s a portrait of lost youth with no safety net. The screenwriter Andrea Arnold strips the American dream down to its bones and shows what’s left when guidance, stability, and protection are missing. This is freedom born from neglect, not choice. The film is about a mixed-race teenage girl…
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My Favorite Black Mirror Episodes of Season 3
I really love the science fiction genre and my taste in sci-fi is actually very distinct just like everything else about me. The tech-heavy or hard-science side of the genre really bores me unless it’s character-driven with romance arcs and plenty of other elements to give it more personality. What I’m really drawn to are…
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Honestly, Vanessa 