Diary of Sarcastic Moviegoer and Eccentric Accountant
Disney's remake of old classics are coming to cinemas lately and all you can do is comparing the remake to the original one. Dumbo's original 1941 version is one of the most devastating Disney animation of all time, besides being budget restricted after the studio's greatest 1940's Fantasia. The Disney effort to get their animations… Continue reading Dumbo (2019): Burton’s Critics about Capitalism in A Dark, Gritty Remake of the Wondrous Flying Elephant
It's been a long while since the last time I wrote an entry to this blog. Not because I'm not going to the cinema lately (of course not, otherwise it would definitely kill me, LOL), but just because my work is really killing me. Ok, since Jordan Peele released the first trailer of his latest… Continue reading Us (2019): Guys, Y’ALL GOTTA SEE THIS!
My dearest sister, It's been a while since the last time I wrote other articles not concerning movies, and this time, I want to write something for you. I write this letter because I cannot talk about this directly to you. You have pulled yourself too far from my grasp and I cannot reach out… Continue reading Little Letter to My Dearest Sister
Ever since Happy Death Day (2017), we saw Theresa "Tree" Gelbman (Jessica Rothe) died and kept on reliving her birthday until she realized the real reason behind her repetitive dying. So, it's a full thriller. They seem to know that the same formula would bore the audience, so they try some addition of scientific base… Continue reading Happy Death Day 2U (2019): Repetitive Death is Hard, Keeping Up with This Movie is Harder
What could be more exciting than watching your favorite toys adapted to the big screen? Maybe it was the excitement that keeps this Lego movie franchise alive. Starts with the fun The Lego Movie (2014), then the spin-offs The Lego Batman Movie (2017) and The Lego Ninjago Movie (2017), it were all fun and games… Continue reading The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (2019): Everything is Not Awesome, Anymore
Oh how I miss Robert Rodriguez since his Sin City, and this time, he teamed up with Avatar's James Cameron in a movie that should be larger than life in this decade, Alita Battle Angel. The concept of Alita is firstly brought by Guillermo Del Toro, and James Cameron is so enthusiast that he even… Continue reading Alita Battle Angel (2019): a Movie of Beautiful Frankenstein-Pinocchio Mix is Too Rush and Too Loaded
The first time I saw Nicole Kidman in Destroyer trailer, I almost cannot recognize her. Mrs. Kidman that I know always be the glamour, shiny actress with beauty and golden hair, and glamorous persona. In Destroyer, she gets dark hair, bruises, hangover that makes me think that her transformation could be an Oscar-worthy, just like… Continue reading Destroyer (2018): Unrecognizable Nicole Kidman in So-So Thriller
