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Have Some Pineapple Express With Your Best Friend

Imagine it's past midnight and you're stumbling through the streets of Malaga, Spain after New Year's partying. It's freezing because you didn't plan according to the weather, and all you want to do is get back into your air bnb and crash. But you can't because you're wearing most of your luggage, and whatever clothes you'd left, you'd stuck in the wash to clean. That's exactly what happened to my

Gwen Pem: Feeling very grateful for my in-unit laundry rn... and for my best friends

Have Some Pineapple Express With Your Best Friend

The Bad-Ass Lesbian Couple of Your Dreams: Evey from V for Vendetta & Octavia from The 100

Why I Ship It Without a doubt, I think that Evey and Octavia would make the most bad-ass power-couple. Think about it, both Evey from V for Vendetta and Octavia from The 100 are characters who have suffered from an oppressive government system; both lost their parents at a young age, both had to live underground (Octavia, literally beneath the floor, and Evey was sentenced to a life struggling to

Lucas.: I need some water

The Bad-Ass Lesbian Couple of Your Dreams: Evey from V for Vendetta & Octavia from The 100

The 1970s: Hollywood’s Golden Decade

The 1970s were, so far, the best decade for Hollywood movies. It defined a new era of filmmaking, brought to fruition by ambitious young minds that understood the medium and respected it as an art form. This respect has been lost in mainstream film as of late, but the beauty of film, like music, is that the backlog of history is quite well preserved and open to those who wish to explore. Some of t

The 1970s: Hollywood’s Golden Decade

RNG '25 | You're Taking Too Long, Tarantino's 10th, The Weed that Holds the Torch, One of These Things

It's the most wonderful time of the year: Run N Gun season! The birds are chirping, the Red Truck lagers are flowing, and Vancouver filmmakers are out shooting shorts. The rules of this festival are simple: Filmmakers have one weekend to film a short in the hopes of winning the Best Film award. There are certain criteria to follow, like this year's included the theme of time and including the numb

RNG '25 | You're Taking Too Long, Tarantino's 10th, The Weed that Holds the Torch, One of These Things

Mission Impossible is literally the same as Dhoom 2?

I swear, it's the same vibes and everything. Except Krithik Roshan is hotter.

Ishika: YA and cruise doesn't even have a 6th finger, flop

The Problem With Wes Anderson

Wherever you think about a Wes Anderson movie, you will think: “IT WILL BE THE GREATEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR“ and now when you think about his movies, it‘s like thinking that “Oh no, not another dissapointment“. Wes Anderson visual techniques are a joy to see, because his style is so refined that it‘s easy to identify it. Anderson uses a simetric frame, unconventional humor, compositions with a lots

The Problem With Wes Anderson

Upcoming Movies That Nobody Asked For

This is a list dedicated to those movies that are upcoming releases that simply nobody asked for and there unnecesary. Sequels, remakes, rip off or even spin-off are a common trend in Hollywood and this list enhaces why we don‘t need this type of movies in our radar and we can avoid it. BEETLEJUICE 3 Director Tim Burton after finishing the promotional tour of the second movie, he let it slipped th

Upcoming Movies That Nobody Asked For

I Interrogate My Friend About The Amateur

If this isn't your first time reading my articles, you're probably aware that I go to the cinema a lot. When I go, I try to pick movies that look interesting to me. However, sometimes I have to make concessions. Over the past couple months, a good friend of mine has frequently joined me on my celluloid adventures. Since he usually allows me to pick the movie, I thought it was a good idea to let hi

Ishika Banerjee: You just recently learned that you cant trust meesh?

I Interrogate My Friend About The Amateur

The Game: Applause Without Consequence

A Five-Simulation Morality Autopsy (Part I of III) Fincher’s The Game isn’t designed to close, it refracts. It invites you to see yourself in its glass, then denies you the satisfaction of clean answers. What follows isn’t truth. It’s one cut across the surface. A sequence of illusions peeled back in slow motion. A morality autopsy, run simulation by simulation. What if guilt wasn’t a consequence,

The Game: Applause Without Consequence

Movies To Watch For the Music

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Music that outshines the movie!

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How International Movies are changing Hollywood?

For a very long time, Hollywood was described, showcased and everything in between as the biggest juggernaut in the world. Even other countries like Europe or Bollywood were afraid. It is where the best movies are made, where all the greatest movie stars lived and where is the backlot for many movies and tv shows. But in recent times, the camera has evolved and taken a step further into the world

How International Movies are changing Hollywood?

Makeover Time!

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Makeovers that change your life.

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Beneath the Surface: Jaws and the Rituals Men Carry

A Masculinity Autopsy in Sunlight and Saltwater What are you? Some kind of half-assed astronaut? When I was young, I saw Jaws on our bootleg cable box. Like so many, it scared me out of the tub and away from the deep. But it also sparked a love for sharks and for the ocean itself. Despite my fear, I kept swimming in the cold waters off Long Island because my friends were already out there. Growing

Beneath the Surface: Jaws and the Rituals Men Carry

The best way to get into the industry

I have thought about how my students enter the business. Some of them have had training while in school; others just picked up a camera, pen and paper, or just kept knocking on many doors to get their names in the game. So, this is a way for me to find out exactly how those of you in the media world entered it. Please share any individual stories you feel would help. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Caped Crusader, Captive System: How Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy Exposes the Myth of Heroic Reform

The Dark Knight Trilogy isn’t a tale of heroism. It’s a blueprint for how power survives. The Dark Knight Trilogy isn’t Batman’s hero’s journey, it’s his death march into the machine. By the end, the cowl doesn’t conceal a vigilante; it disguises another enforcer for a system that eats idealists alive. Beneath the explosions, the gravel-voiced monologues, and the iconography of justice, this trilo

Caped Crusader, Captive System: How Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy Exposes the Myth of Heroic Reform

My Life After Black Bag

London, 11:55 p.m., April 10, 2025. I've just walked out of Black Bag and my personality is changed forever. This sleek, sexy, spy thriller about a husband who has to spy on his wife while still finding time to host dinner parties and fish has inspired me. No longer will I dress like a dud. No longer will I act like a goofball. From now on, I will only dress as sharp as British intelligence agent

Ishika Banerjee: you think you know fashion? name me one Dupata

My Life After Black Bag

Captain America: Brave New World: Why the Shield Was Never Ours

Let’s break this down across three moves: Stars: Representation without power Stripes: Loyalty without leverage Shard: Critique without consequence Together, they reveal how Captain America: Brave New World offers the appearance of progress; while reinforcing the very machinery it pretends to challenge. If you’re new here, I write about what stories leave out and why it matters. Subscribe for week

Captain America: Brave New World: Why the Shield Was Never Ours

A Cage of Wonders: Jurassic Park and the Myth of the Harmless Dreamer

When ambition dresses as awe, who questions the architect? The Hidden Teeth “Welcome... to Jurassic Park.” The promise wasn’t just dinosaurs. It was control. It was wonder. It was a carefully curated dream, wrapped in music, framed in awe, and sold with a smile. Jurassic Park wasn’t just a movie about science bringing the past to life. It was about ambition. About reshaping systems we barely under

A Cage of Wonders: Jurassic Park and the Myth of the Harmless Dreamer

Movies Where A Supporting Character Stole The Show

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In line with the June 2025, writing challenge, here is a list of movies where I think the supporting character totally stole the show.

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Bad Moms: The Underrated Comedy Gem That Still Delivers the Laughs!

I know one hilarious movie that didn’t quite get the recognition it deserved but has since become a cult favorite: Bad Moms (2016). Directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, Bad Moms is a wild, unapologetic romp that showcases the chaos of modern motherhood, all while offering a healthy dose of irreverent humor. Despite not making waves as a top-tier comedy upon release, this film has managed to carv

Lucas.: I did not know that they did a Christmas sequel!

Bad Moms: The Underrated Comedy Gem That Still Delivers the Laughs!

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