“Project Hail Mary” is a near-flawless take on the popular novel. Due to a slow, world-ending problem – the Sun is going out and the Earth will perish. The only potential solution is light-years away. And this last-ditch effort will encounter situations unlike any other. Read more
This film is based on a novel and the true story of Margot Wölk’s life. Margot had lived as one of the women chosen to do what is asked of them in this film. And it’s shocking.
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I’ve never read a Colleen Hoover book to give you a comparison of the adaptation, but from the sounds of joy and the occasional holler going on last night during certain moments of the film, I think I’m missing out.
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“undertone” is a movie that puts the emphasis on the background sound design and spooky lighting more than what is displayed on the screen. The results are a mixed bag of muddled motives and non-frightening scares. Overall, the work is solid — mostly for the one who took this movie on her shoulders. But the end results are very slim compared to a big build up.
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I want you to see this, but not because the movie has a cohesive storyline that will keep you invested… it doesn’t.
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This is a profound film. It’s ingenious. There are so many clever, emotional, and heartfelt scenes. If you like Pixar’s thought-provoking movies, this one is for you.
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This film is stunning. It’s surreal watching a family lose their loved one, and a man lose his life.
This film is set in the early 1990’s in Iraq. Their president at the time was Saddam Hussein, and they were under strict UN-backed sanctions. His people lived in extreme poverty. There were food shortages, and the people had limited access to medicine.
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