We’re Nothing at All – Movie Review
Upon starting the movie “We’re Nothing at All”, there appeared a precedential sensational scene brutally hung on the big screen – a […]
Category: Sentiment – films, dramas
Raging Bull
Peremptorily, what comes to mind about boxing is a man with invincible strength. However, you will have some other perspectives about this […]
Both Sides of The Blade
Floating on a seamless and deep ocean appears to be the most blissful lover in the world, Sara and Jean, respectively played […]
A Light Never Goes Out
Mei Heung (Sylvia Chang) loses her husband refusing to follow a proper way to heal her sorrow but stubbornly indulges herself in […]
When the Wind Blows
The film wants to bring you back to the 1970s by it presenting a lot of streams of consciousness in terms of […]
Triangle of Sadness
‘Triangle of Sadness’ depicts a satire that I find interesting, entertaining, and alerting despite some plots there might not be the same […]
A Man Called Otto
Otto (the young one played by Truman Hanks while the aging by Tom Hanks) both impress me in a very different way […]
The Sunny Side of the Street
The Sunny Side of the Street – a drama movie taking place in Hong Kong as a backdrop with film actors from […]
What is forgiveness’s deep meaning? II
What Open and her mother have manifested to the world is forgive is practical only it requires effort with persistence or even […]
What is forgiveness’s deep meaning? I
Is ‘forgive’ on earth merely a word or something practical? There is a serial drama recently broadcast on television that tells its […]
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