Such is Into the Wild — seemingly banal. At the same time, simply wise.
At the core of Pixar’s Onward lies an intriguingly designed world. We begin with crystalline, genre-based fantasy—represented by dragons, elves, fairies and wizards—which is gradually pushed...
Liechti certainly gives food for thought—he shows something that awaits each of us beneath the wooden coffin lid, yet still makes the whole into a truly...
Missing Link sits somewhere halfway between the swashbuckling spirit of Raiders of the Lost Ark and the fantastical tone of Atlantis.
Despite almost 40 years since its premiere, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen still watches wonderfully today — mainly due to the stunning set design and the...
History is written by the victors. The creators of The Sea Beast are fully aware of this and encourage to question what is presented as certainty.
“They will not live to a ripe old age as we will; they will not grow old, nor will they grow weary of life. But we...
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is today a cult film — cult in the original meaning of that word.
Eccentric, dinosaur-obsessed Aaron in his school years. Loving and sensitive mother Linda. Old-fashioned father Rick, overwhelmed by the changing times. Modern Katie, glued to her phone...
I was surprised to discover that all the greatest American Christmas movie classics were made in the 1940s.
