Living is abruptly split into two incongruent segments at one point.

In 1970, George Lucas provided evidence of his creativity and imagination…

The Sweet East begins with the roar of an engine, smoothly transitioning into a recording of children reciting a patriotic oath.

Melancholia is all about Lars’ experience.

 The second season of Loki is extraordinary.

Oblivion is still the best SF blockbuster in recent times.

Europa Report takes care to adhere to the scientific probability of the presented events.

Byzantium addresses the theme of vampirism in an exceptionally intriguing way.

Shuffle is great because it’s original, coherent, intriguing, and simply smart in an unconventional, unobtrusive way.

The Marvels is a film with a few cool scenes that don’t connect into a coherent story.