“Music” Review: Repulsive LifeTime Original Parody of Autism Is Astonishingly Unbearable
The accurate depiction of mental illness in mainstream media is an uphill battle we are not winning. Despite the occasional film or television show that goes above and beyond in respectively and accurately depicting mental health, with some newer examples being depression being handled incredibly well in the HBO show “Euphoria”, the 2012 film “The
Review: “Malcolm & Marie” – Sam Levinson
It’s the best night of his life – Malcolm has just returned from the premiere of his first film, still overwhelmed by the encouragement and praise of his audience, but quickly has to find himself back in reality. His girlfriend Marie has perceived the events quite differently and confesses to him in all truth her
“Call Me By Your Name” Review: The Most Beautiful Film of the 21st Century Thus Far
As we have crossed the threshold of the first two decades of this new millennium, we have been lucky enough to experience some of the most gorgeous displays of cinema in history. The rise and evolution of digital cinematography has allowed for some of the most mind-blowing camerawork, whether it be the 42-minute unbroken shot
Justmiaslife: The Top 10 Movies of 2020
It’s no secret to proclaim that 2020 was a forgettable year. One that one would not want to repeat so quickly. It was also hard for movies to find a platform this year, many were postponed and postponed again – some of them even until 2022 or 2023. But fortunately there was a little hope
“Wolfwalkers” Review: Best Animated Film of the Last 5 Years is Mystifying & Audaciously Extraordinary
Animation in cinema is an amazing art form that is sadly underutilized in terms of its potential. We have experienced the majesty of Pride Rock in 1994’s “The Lion King”, we have transformed into a rat with a love for cooking in a Paris restaurant with 2007’s “Ratatouille”, and we have seen the fate of