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2 weeks ago |
thecosmiccircus.com | John Dotson
Share this with a friend! In the film Havoc, a sweet and concerned wife consoles her grief and anxiety with Detective Walker (played by Tom Hardy). The moment should communicate the painstaking loss happening around the police department as the grieving wife watches her husband fight for his life in a hospital bed.
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3 weeks ago |
thecosmiccircus.com | John Dotson
Share this with a friend! The Legend of Ochi will face challenges upon release. Like The Dark Crystal, the film incorporates puppetry to showcase the mystical creatures in the movie. However, similar to The Dark Crystal, it isn’t easy to visualize a commercial pathway for the film. It has all the elements of a How to Train Your Dragon movie but with the approach of an arthouse flick.
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4 weeks ago |
thecosmiccircus.com | John Dotson
Share this with a friend! Sinners as a title may discourage the evangelical audience from seeing the film. Yet, Ryan Coogler has more to say about spiritual warfare than most faith-based movies. His first breakthrough into horror touches on the deeply rooted religious backdrop of the 1930s Mississippi South, where people of color survived a racist landscape through resilience, grit, and the hope of an answered prayer.
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1 month ago |
movieswetextedabout.com | John Dotson
One of the best films ever made is Planes, Trains and Automobiles. It had a lot of comedic elements throughout, and it balanced comedy with bits of humanity. The 1987 film features a bitter man who becomes worn down emotionally by an incessantly friendly traveler. As the movie unfolds, the traveler Del Griffith, played by John Candy, wears the main character down to his core. The main character, Neal, played by Steve Martin, figures out there’s more to fix with his personality than Del’s.
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1 month ago |
thecosmiccircus.com | John Dotson
Share this with a friend! Warfare is not a traditional military film. For most of the movies in the genre, jingoism echoes at the forefront, almost as if they aim to serve as recruitment videos more than pieces of art. Xenophobia is usually a tool to create a villain for the American heroes of the film. For example, American Sniper manufactured a Muslim threat for Bradley Cooper‘s portrayal of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle. At first, Warfare raises concerns that it will follow this traditional route.
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