Motion Picture Mondays
My attitude to Twilight
Repetitively there are some new movies at the cinemas. Some of them are one-offs, I mean for example “Hancock”. There was no second part. But there are also trilogies like “The Lord of the Rings” or sagas like … “Twilight”. And now I want you to say ’bout my attitude to the last one [...]
Hungry for the Hunger Games
Last week I was at the cinema with my friend. The movie we watched was entitled ,,The Hunger Games’’. It’s a science – fiction film directed by Gary Ross.
Carnage – a review.
Last time, I was in cinema on movie “Carnage”. It’s a black comedy directed by Roman Polanski. The screenplay is an adaptation of the play “God of Carnage” by Yasmina Reza. The makers created the perfect comedy. It’s very difficult in our times, because the biggest problem of this film genre is the pathetic and [...]
THE BEST DRAMA FILMS
This is the first part of our charts about music. For this week, we prepared a list of 10 best dramas. It’s based on a survey we conducted among our classmates.
“Drive” – The obvious, unobvious story.
“Drive” – The obvious, unobvious story. What is the Drive… !? What, actually, is this film? Something that should last at least twice as long, I think. In spite of that, it is a definitely really good production by Nicolas Winding Refn with great acting, music, a fantastic atmosphere of subtle kitsch from the 80’s [...]
Review of Kung Fu Panda 2: The Kadoom of Doom
On 10th of June on Friday I was in the cinema Multikino in Galeria Malta with my friends.
The Summer blockbusters we’re waiting for
This summer seems really promising when it comes to the movies that are due to enter our screens. Therefore we’ve decided to give you a few hints on what we are anxious to see before September.
Our favorite animated series from way back
All we have got some favorite animated series from way back. Here you can see some of them. And what about you…?
3 ways Japanese cinema has influenced Hollywood
Japan is well known for a lot of things: Anime, sushi, a flawless work ethic and samurai culture. Yet we tend to forget about the enormous contribution in the field of… film. Here are just three, of the manifold ways the land of the rising sun has influenced Hollywood and world cinema.
A pretty skeleton dressed in daub clothes – a review of ‘Water for Elephants’
In fact – I’m in the muddle. Because two hours after watching ‘Water for elephants’ I actually have no idea what I should think about it. It wasn’t bad – in the sense aesthetics it was pretty good, indeed. Beautiful animals, lovely story and the demonic (as always) Christoph Waltz impressed but… was it enough?
