#reviewUnmoderated tagAll postsTrendingHotNewPromotedPayoutsdrax in #hive-166847 • 3 hours agoFilm Review: Doctor Strange (2016)All those who dreamed of a world where science is valued above all else have finally had their wishes granted four years ago. At least, that impression could be gained based on…drax in #hive-166847 • 10 hours agoFilm Review: Divorce Italian Style (Divorzio all'italiana, 1961)The rich tapestry of Italian cinema is marked by its diverse genres, many of which flourished in the decades following World War II. Terms like "peplum," "giallo," "spaghetti…drax in #hive-166847 • 2 days agoFilm Review: Captain America: Civil War (2016)2016 was one of the best years in history for Marvel Comics, at least regarding its film activities. The main reason is that Marvel with Marvel Cinematic Universe utterly…drax in #hive-166847 • 3 days agoFilm Review: Cartel Land (2015)The popularity of films and TV shows like Narcos can be partially attributed to the authors, either consciously or unconsciously, portraying Southern American countries as…drax in #hive-166847 • 4 days agoFilm Review: Two Rode Together (1961)When examining the filmography of a cinematic titan like John Ford, it is inevitable that some films will fall short of the high standards set by his classic works. This is…drax in #hive-166847 • 5 days agoFilm Review: Last Year at Marienbad (L'Année dernière à Marienbad, 1961)The distinction between art cinema and commercial cinema often blurs, yet in certain instances, it becomes strikingly clear. One such case is Last Year at Marienbad , a 1961…drax in #hive-166847 • 6 days agoFilm Review: 22 Jump Street (2014)It is always commendable when Hollywood keeps some of its promises for a change. At the conclusion of 21 Jump Street , the 2012 action-comedy directed by Phil Lord and…drax in #hive-166847 • 6 days agoFilm Review: West Side Story (1961)For some cinephiles, 1960s Hollywood represents an empire in decline, with once grand studios struggling to meet the challenge of television, foreign art films, grindhouse…drax in #hive-166847 • yesterdayFilm Review: Underworld U.S.A. (1961)Samuel Fuller was a filmmaker who enjoyed exposing the dark underbelly of American society in his works, and it was only natural that many of his works belonged to the crime or…drax in #hive-166847 • 3 days agoFilm Review: El Cid (1961)When nostalgic cinephiles lament the absence of “Hollywood films that they don’t make any more,” they often refer to the grand, larger-than-life historical epics that studios…drax in #hive-166847 • yesterdayFilm Review: La La Land (2016)Those who do not like jazz often say that it is music that brings more enjoyment to those playing it than to those listening it. Sometimes it is hard to shake the impression that…drax in #hive-166847 • 4 days agoFilm Review: Terminator Genisys (2015)It's frustrating for science fiction movie lovers to see Hollywood try to exploit some of the best and most acclaimed works in the genre with a series of increasingly senseless…drax in #hive-166847 • 4 days agoFilm Review: Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)Few films in recent times have faced such high expectations, and even fewer—at least judging by the almost unanimous reactions of relevant critics—have met them as successfully…drax in #hive-166847 • 6 days agoFilm Review: John Wick (2014)In the past three decades, we have had many opportunities to witness how Keanu Reeves possesses acting abilities akin to a Slavonian oak, but also how this does not necessarily…drax in #hive-166847 • 2 days agoFilm Review: Town Without Pity (1961)It is not uncommon for certain films to be better remembered for their theme songs than for their content. One film that holds this dubious honour is Town Without Pity , a…drax in #hive-121744 • 9 months agoFilm Review: Viva Zapata! (1952)Among the two best known leaders of Mexican Revolution, Pancho Villa enjoyed much more popularity among Hollywood film makers, being more adventurous, larger-than-life and much…drax in #hive-166847 • 10 months agoFilm Review: Gerry (2002)There are art films that are misunderstood by general audience. There are art films that might have been understood by general audience if not for incompetency of their authors.…drax in #hive-166847 • 10 months agoFilm Review: A Texas Funeral (1999)“Write what you know” was the guiding principle for William Blake Herron when creating screenplay for his directorial debut, 1999 drama A Texas Funeral . Inspired by author’s…drax in #cinetv • 11 months agoFilm Review: Maternal Half-Brothers (Braća po materi, 1988)What was euphemistically called “unpleasantness” in 1990s (ex) Yugoslavia had many causes, but some of the enthusiastic catalysts were prominent literary figures, some of which…drax in #cinetv • last monthFilm Review: The Last House on the Left (2009)Hollywood remakes often turn out worse than the original films. This trend has been especially pronounced in the early 21st century, when studios seemed intent on tarnishing…
