INTERSTELLAR : A Spectacular Chronicle Of Journey Vs. Destination To Find Human's Destiny

          After I left the cinema, I couldn't help myself from repeating and repeating "THE MOVIE WAS REALLY GOOD!" to my friends over the phone. The movie INTERSTELLAR features black holes, theory of relativity, sacrifices, blight, fate, fifth dimension, social responsibility, empathy, love/human relationships, journey vs. destination, glory/succession, and Murphy's Law, which makes it hard to really pinpoint which genre this movie belongs to, ranging from familial love, to social conflict, to sci-fi madness.          Earth has become

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About Time - What If Every Moment Came To Life With A Second Chance?

ABOUT TIME Not sure of what the movie is all about though I have read the synopsis, I still insist on watching it because of Rachel McAdams (one of my personal favorite Hollywood actress). I honestly think that it’s going to be just another plain movie, but it turns out to be extremely AMAZING! And has affected me in so many ways especially on how I view my life. Here how the movie goes. Tim Lake (Domnhall Gleeson) first introduces himself and his family members – he was always “too tall, too pale, and too ginger”; his father James, a former university professor who now spend

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Iron Man 3 - Every Man Falls, What About A Machine?

IRON MAN 3 - EVERY MAN FALLS, WHAT ABOUT A MACHINE?            Are you ready for some metal-clanking battle between full body heavy duty machinery suits versus hot-blazing superhumans? Then you should really get some time off and watch this thrilling adventure of Marvel’s Iron Man 3. Shane Black (the director) has done it again along with some other crash-and-burn action films such as “Lethal Weapon”, “The Last Boy Scout”, and “Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang” which also features Iron Man’s star Robert Downey Junior in 2005. The Iron Man franchise has a delightful

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X-Men: Days of Future Past - His Past, Our Future

X-Men: Days of Future Past  This is perhaps the most compelling of its sequel comeback... Well written and superbly acted, the movie features Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellan, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence, all of whom deliver strong performances, including Game of Thrones’ Peter Dinklage. The movie revolves between the dark past and ominous present, comprises of various settings and complex plots brilliantly. Bryan Singer dwells longingly on the young Professor Xavier (James McAvoy), who has to bear the fact that not only is he paralyzed,

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The Maze Runner - Get Ready To Run

THE MAZE RUNNER The movie started off with a thrilling ride in an ascending elevator. Without any recount of his memory, Thomas (Dylan O’Brien) wakes up to his senses of being in the elevator together with supply containers marked WCKD.  As the elevator reaches the top, a door above him opens widely, revealing the sky with the presence of some young boys and men (Lord of the Flies) swarming him. Confused, Thomas immediately runs, disregarding them, but stops when he suddenly realizes that he’s trapped in a confined glade surrounded by huge brick walls.  There’s nowhere to

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The Dictator : Wouldn't it be fun to be him?

           THE DICTATOR : WOULDN'T IT FUN TO BE HIM?           The Dictator follows Cohen’s next creation, General Admiral Aladeen, a showboating and semi-retarded dictator who loves his power and would do anything to make sure democracy never comes to his state of Wadiya, an oil rich nation located in North Africa.  When the United Nations begins taking a closer look at Wadiyan affairs and sees that it may be building atomic weapons, taking the advice of his Head of Secret Police and Chief of Secruity, Uncle Tamir (S

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Transformers 4 Age of Extinction - Is This The End of The Autobots

          IS THIS THE END OF THE TRANSFORMERS  ?  Firstly A Trip Down  The Memory Lane, THE TRANSFORMERS SERIES             The "Transformers" series so far is, by far, one of the strangest giant franchises in production. I've reviewed all of the films, and I think they are genuinely worthy of examination, not only in the context of Michael Bay's career, but also within the framework that the films have created for these stories. The first film is probably the easiest one to like. It was a fairl

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