It was inevitable that someone would apply the time-loop scenario, to two young people and their romantic feelings for each other, with a heavy dose of 'getting over grief" and "learning to emotionally relate with your family" and plenty of quirky moments and teenage rebellion. Does this film disappoint? No, not really, it's a fun and clean film, well worth watching with your family, the film's focus...

A little bit of an odd-ball production, this film does have some charm to it, but in my opinion it ultimately fails, why? Well it's a parody, of what you might ask? Well, shows like the Power Rangers, old horror anthologies like Tales from the Crypt, pretentious French arthouse, anti-smoking propaganda, the muppets? Observational Comedy? Hell, I don't know. This show just puts everything in a blender,...

The Truman Show is a profound spiritual allegory that goes far beyond its surface-level entertainment value. While on the surface it's about a man discovering his life is a TV show, at its heart, it's a powerful metaphor for humanity's spiritual awakening in our materialistic world. Truman Burbank represents every person trapped in the gilded cage of modern existence. He has everything society tells...

"At the Edge of the Abyss" - Maxim Fadeev's monumental documentary tetralogy stands out for its unique temporal structure. The director masterfully constructs the narrative through a contrast of two epochs: the relatively calm period of 2016-2019 and the active phase of combat operations in 2022. The film weaves together stories from the past, where viewers are immersed in the atmosphere of Donbas...

It's a cartoon of just misadventures and fun times with some girls and a few boys that have a "spooky" style to them. Nothing notably offensive nor cynical, either, which might not be for everybody that isn't an adult. It's all on YouTube already via Treehouse Direct, but it might vary outside the U.S

The runtime is less than an hour, but it tells its story beautifully. It shows the love of making manga (or really yonkoma/4koma) while having just a couple of characters. There's some drama involved, but not done poorly. Nothing too offensive, either. How it all ends up is gonna be saddening, but it's worth the effort

I know I write reviews on a lot of gay female drama but wanted to write a review on this one too..... What could go wrong with 3 feminists and a fat chick as the cover photo. There were a few moments I sat back and said ok that's decent messaging but others I was like okkk can we turn this TV off. I only watched this because it was cousins pick. The premise is essentially 4 females trying to live...

While the VFX, direction, sounds, acting (barely diverse, oddly enough), and body horror is certainly creative for its subject matter, it is a shame that it's a waste at the end (pun intended). It's not surprising with how the writing is, especially if you check the director's previous work. Don't skip it (but watch if free) if you want to see what would happen if you take certain weird drugs, or if...

This film came out in the same year as Groundhog Day and follows the same plot of time looping, though of course this film was based on a short film and a novel, so could be said to be the older twin? We don't get a journey of self-discovery, this is just a Mystery/Thriller, with some comedic elements. What can I say about this film? Everything from the sets, the actors, the plot, etc is just average...

It's a film in the style of Groundhog Day, where people learn from their mistakes, but the people who made it are all sleazeballs, so in staid of dealing with loss and discovering love (A Map of Tiny Perfect Things) or defeating aliens (Edge of Tomorrow), both antagonists learn to be slightly less toxic and get out of the loop by themselves, so it's basically just a more materialist and sleazy version...