Oh! That Film Review

Film Analysis Taken is an extremely well-known and well-loved English-language French action thriller film starring a retired CIA agent Brian Mills (played by Liam Neeson) who travels across Europe to try and find his teenage daughter Kim and her friend Amanda who have been kidnapped while on a trip to Paris by Albanian human traffickers for sexual slavery.   "I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you." - Brian Mills (after a long pause) "Good luck." - Marko The films storyline becomes more complicated and compelling ...

Basically, warmth is slowly becoming the new cool.... Into this shifting atmosphere waltzes “Cinderella,” Disney’s dazzling live-action version of its 1950 animated classic. Other recent retellings of storybook favorites by the studio such as “ Alice in Wonderland ” and “ Maleficent ” reshaped the material for 21st century tastes, turning Lewis Carroll’s heroine into a pro-active warrior and upgrading the villainous fairy in “Sleeping Beauty” into a misunderstood victim. Even the recent “Into the Woods” featured a disillusioned Cinderella played by  Anna Kendrick . Cinderella (2015) Movie Poster                                But director  Kenneth Branagh , the Shakespearean actor who successfully launched the comic-book-inspired “ Thor ” franchise, eschews any such shadings in his story of the abused orphaned girl who wins the heart of a handsome prince. No dark themes or disturbing n...

THE SIXTH SENSE Do you ever feel horrible seeing the world of ghost?  How would you feel if you had the ability to see things that no one else can see? Well, the pain and suffering cannot avoid the thriller of a lifetime. Dr Malcolm Crowe (played as Bruce Willis) encounters a strange patient by the name of Cole Shear (played as Haley Joel Osment) who has the ability to see the dead and is trying to help the boy solve his ghost issues that he sense around him. Thriller of a movie to watch with director M.Shaylaman bringing a great into thriller movie to the cinemas, it ticks the boxes of suspense and mystery as a thriller should be. The plot that he worked around involving a psychologist and a child fearing with sensing dead people in an ordinary life. This is a movie worth watching, one of the most crazy thriller movies i have watched in a long time and you will definitely enjoy the suspense and thrill that The Sixth Sense has to offer to the audience ...

"The future belongs to the mad" Fury Road, an Australian dystopian action film is one of the more well-known instalments of the Mad Max Franchise. The film is set in a desert wasteland in a world where civilisation has completely crashed. Food, water and gasoline is scarce and people are getting desperate to survive, fighting for necessities… with many going mad along the way. "My name is Max. My world is reduced to a single instinct: Survive. As the world fell it was hard to know who was more crazy. Me... Or everyone else." This film has won multiple awards, ranked as the best film of 2015 by many critics, with some considering it to be the best action film ever to be made. I enjoyed the film and found it quite thrilling and entertaining as it was jam-packed with action, with amazing costumes, sounds and special effects which definitely amplified and continued the films electric feel throughout. However I personally found that it had many plot ...

                                                      Movie plot ( spoilers of course)  The movie starts off by introducing the two main characters Dale Doback (John C. Reilly) and Brennan Huff (Will Ferrell) both of them are in late 30s early 40s and still live at home with their single parents, Dale with his father Robert (Richard Jenkins) and Brennan his mother Nancy (Mary Steenburgen). Both Dale and Brennan have nothing no jobs no cars and just hang out at home, but when their parents meet and a conference and eventually get married the two end up meeting for the first time.  At first, the tension is high between the two as they both don't like what their parents have done and also believe that they are superior to one another but after finally agreeing that Brennan younger brother is a tool they realize that they are very...

INCEPTION Would you dare challenge the challenge within the challenge? How would you cope with several scenarios in one setting? Do you think you are safe when you are asleep?    Bring your world upside down into another dimension of crime solving with the all out stellar cast of actors and actresses. Made from an inspirational and brilliant mind of Christopher Nolan, we are brought into a world of mystery and conflict. A beautiful masterpiece searching through the unknown world of your subconsciousness and explore the "mind of the crime". Theft has entered a new dimension no one has ever dreamed of, the world will not see the end of true banditry. From the works of the greatest directors of all time, Christopher Nolan has built another extraordinary movie in "Inception". Looking at the greatest detail in film techniques and movie franchises in the past, Inception comes up as the most deceiving movie of all time and will come with great critic revie...

Walt Disney's "The Little Mermaid" is a jolly and inventive animated fantasy - a movie that's so creative and so much fun it deserves comparison with the best Disney work of the past. It's based on the Hans Christian Andersen tale about a mermaid who falls in love with a prince, but the Disney animators have added a gallery of new supporting characters, including an octopus named Ursula who is their most satisfying villainess since the witch in " Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ." Watching "The Little Mermaid," I began to feel that the magic of animation had been restored to us. After the early years of Walt Disney's pathfinding feature-length cartoons, we entered into a long, dark age in which frame-by-frame animation was too expensive, and even the great Disney animation team began using shortcuts. Now computers have taken the busywork out of the high-priced hands of humans, who are free to realize even the most elaborate flights...