Mariposas Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Adrian Carey’s Mariposas takes audiences into a surreal and poetic world. It is based on an Argentinean short story by Samanta Schweblin. In Hispanic culture, magical realism is a dominant genre. It can best be described as fantasy mixed with…
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The Boys in the Boat Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! The Boys in the Boat is a beautifully presented film with heart and soul in times of poverty and uncertainty. Based on the book The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold…
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‘Berlin’ Review — Netflix’s ‘Money Heist’ Prequel Only Steals Your Time
The Big Picture Berlin fails right from the start, attempting to humanize the title character instead of embracing his less-than-human tendencies. The series endorses misogynistic behavior, normalizing harassment and presenting women as naive and easily manipulated. Berlin's plot is illogical…
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The Archies Is A Wholesome YA Movie That Bollywood Needs More Of
The Archies was one of the biggest Bollywood movies of 2023. The makers of highly acclaimed Hindi movies like Gully Boy and Dil Dhadakne Do come together for an official Indian adaptation of the popular Archie Comics. Along with that…
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‘Pokémon Concierge’ Review — The Franchise’s Most Beautifully Animated Series
The Big Picture Pokémon Concierge is a stop-motion animated series that introduces a new visual style to the Pokémon franchise. The series focuses on themes of overcoming anxiety and helping others, providing valuable lessons for younger viewers. Pokémon Concierge is…
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The Scene Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Actors…am I right? The bain of any directors’ existence. In Connor Morley’s short film, The Scene, he plays a director forced to shoot an inept actor…I mean…film an inept actor. Our story begins thusly…a man (Vlad Alexandrov) walks into a…
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Neither Confirm Nor Deny Featured, Reviews Film Threat
America—the land of the free and home of the brave. Ours is a country whose government is founded on the hypocrisy of being “for the people” and is one with a long history of corruption and deception that has kept…
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Silent Night Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The “silent” part of Silent Night is literal. The film features little-to-no dialogue (maybe two lines) for the hour-forty run-time. It’s the latest offering from Hong Kong action pioneer and influential filmmaker John Woo, promising a return to the ballads of bullets…
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Earth Protectors Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In her documentary, Earth Protectors, environmental artist Anne de Carbuccia travels the world to the most desperate climate-challenged locations to bring awareness of a global crisis through her art and activism. Anne de Carbuccia first became an environmental artist through…
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The Art of the Movie Book Review
(C) 2023 MARVEL This 10th-anniversary hardcover re-release of Iron Man: The Art of the Movie is only the beginning of a 24-set Marvel Cinematic Universe saga being published as an art set so let’s dive in with the movie that…
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I Slay On Christmas Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The framing story of the horror anthology film I Slay on Christmas features a man named Phil trapped in the forest, shown four chilling tales against his will. All Phil wants to do is escape from the torture of hearing one…
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Rajkumar Hirani’s “Dunki”: A Donkey Flight That Crashes Bore!
Bollywood’s Baadshah strikes again but has failed to impress us this time! Shah Rukh Khan hits the big screens now with a comedy-drama on illegal immigration titled “Dunki”. Co-written, co-produced and directed by Rajkumar Hirani, Dunki runs for 2 hours…
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