Oppenheimer: Regret and Relevance

The Final Shot

The harrowing eccentricities of his conscious brilliance, dwindling around the gallows of his pearly, expanding eyes.

Contemplating, brooding, and self-sufficiently scathing from the daunt of a historic concoction. A birthed might, a genocidal discrepancy turfing necessary, and evil.

Oppenheimer stands erect yet debilitated, by the scenery ailing Continue Reading

“Miska, Muska, Mickey Copyright!”

“Miska, Muska, Mickey Copyright!”

Disney Copyright Report

 

Tucked comfortably in our blanket, watching ‘Mickey Mouse’ to heal our inner child sounds like the perfect plan for a cosy evening. “Muska, Miska, Mickey Mouse!” says our childhood friend, and while we are still contemplating why he said the magical words Continue Reading

Movie Review: Black Panther

Throughout the vast Marvel Cinematic Universe, we have experienced diverse heroes with unique perspectives and characteristics. What all these heroes have in common are certain qualities and principles that define them and make them the heroes they are. 

A courageous leader willing to self-sacrifice for the greater good, a bastion Continue Reading

Movie Review: Blonde

Blonde, The Netflix adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates’ novel of the same name, has been facing a lot of backlash due to its problematic representation of trauma and its manifestations. The fictionalised 3-hour celluloid based on the life of Hollywood’s infamous Marilyn Monroe starring Ana de Armas has been praised … Continue Reading

Reviewed—Matt Reeves’ Batman

‘The Batman’ is the DC juggernaut’s first standalone film in ten years, following the ‘The Dark Knight’ trilogy.

Matt Reeves’ film puts back the ‘Detective’ in ‘Detective Comics,’ conjuring up a suspenseful noir thriller that feels like it is ripped straight from the 1970s.

In the trailers leading up to Continue Reading

Glorification of Toxic Love

“Love is like a flame

It burns you when it’s hot

Love hurts”

Nazareth (“Love Hurts”)

I have googled all too often what love feels like. For my teenage brain riddled with various notions of love I’d picked up from movies, it was a tough job differentiating a silly crush … Continue Reading

Reviewed—Squid Game

Spoiler Alert: The following review contains spoilers from the show Squid Game.

Sir, would you like to play a game with me?

The dystopian drama and Netflix original, Squid Game, has gained a lot of global traction to become one of the most-watched series on the platform in a Continue Reading

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