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By George Robbins [usr 3.8] It feels as though most, if not all space films have to have some degree of horror added to them. Sometimes it is a monster or sometimes it is just space itself that can be horrific. Couple that with how horrifying people can be and you end up with a […]
By George Robbins [usr 3.8] The best way for me to sum up this film is exactly what is in the title of this post. Not just space can be terrifying though; humans, as shown in the film, can be just as scary as well with the things they do or make. The film is […]
By George Robbins [usr 3.4] This film starts off bleak, which is why I was expecting there to be some kind of triumph for humanity, but I did not expect what it would be. This film is one that I went for a long time without seeing, and then some day I decided to watch […]
By George Robbins [usr 5] The famous line which is the title of this post is just one of the paradoxical things about this film. The film contradicts itself all throughout and that is the point. Stanley Kubrick knew exactly what it was that he was doing when he made this film, and it is […]
By George Robbins [usr 4.3] There is a lot that can be said about this film, and the most obvious thing would be about the themes present throughout. The most prevalent themes throughout are related to change and how people react to things that are different. These themes are very easily seen throughout the entirety […]
By George Robbins [usr 4.1] The 1944 classic rendition of ‘The Canterville Ghost’ is a fantastic movie that is a joy to watch even in modern day. Watching an older film can more often than not become difficult to watch and have your immersion broken due to technology at the time. This film is one […]