True crime is a captivating subject for documentaries, its overused in fact, but if the subject is done well then it will never stop being fascinating. There will always be an audience for it and there will be people who exploit to it so everyone can see and hear the details of whatever case it … Continue reading Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart
Cliché Valentine Post: Rose – By Any Other Name?
The ROSE is the Western symbol for true love, desire, the obligatory gift for finishing school, passion and whatever artists want it to be. Different Symbolism for the Rose In Different Religions Past and Present In ancient Greece the rose was considered a symbol of Aphrodite. In her stories with Hector and Aphrodite … Continue reading Cliché Valentine Post: Rose – By Any Other Name?
ELKDTAL Character Analysis – Sweety – Damsell in Distress
I'm doing a character analysis and who knows what else since it seems I have A LOT to say about this movie. As of now I'm doing character analysis's for all the major ones that affect the plot (so not the servants or the grandmother unless I come up with something to say about them). … Continue reading ELKDTAL Character Analysis – Sweety – Damsell in Distress
ELKDTAL Character Analysis – Sahil Mirza – A Writer from The Heart
I'm doing a character analysis and who knows what else since it seems I have A LOT to say about this movie. As of now I'm doing character analysis's for all the major ones that affect the plot (so not the servants or the grandmother unless I come up with something to say about them). … Continue reading ELKDTAL Character Analysis – Sahil Mirza – A Writer from The Heart
The Snow Maiden (1952) – A Frozen Heart
What's so appealing about Russian (then Soviet) animation? Is it the acting? The art? The stories? The fact that this art was made at a time of great suppression of self? The fact that for a regime that killed its Tsar and his family to have these stories of Princesses and Fairy Tales in the … Continue reading The Snow Maiden (1952) – A Frozen Heart
Mostly Sunny
The Kama Sutra in the 21st century, that is what Sunny Leone is for many people. Yet outside that name is a woman named Karenjit with killer business sense, self branding and who is very sweet and caring human being, qualities that all but make up for her cringeworthy BAD acting in her films in … Continue reading Mostly Sunny
My Favourite Dance Covers
Dance covers are wonderful, they elevate the songs and show the beauty of dance in a completely different light. Wether they are filmed in a fort or just in your typical living room or dance studio they are wonderful to watch as the best dancers on the net show their interpretation of the newest song … Continue reading My Favourite Dance Covers
Phir Milenge Chalte Chalte – Star Pairs Through the Decades – Part III
'Phir Milenge Chalte Chalte' is a song from the 2008 Hindi film Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (A Match Made By God). The song's title means We Are Travelling The Love Lane (according to the subtitles). There Shahrukh Khan encompasses different movie stars of the decades with an ever-changing second-lead in the song to accompany … Continue reading Phir Milenge Chalte Chalte – Star Pairs Through the Decades – Part III
Goodbye Christopher Robin – Sad, but a Needed Real Life Story
Goodbye childhood, would be a better title for this sad, sad film. And in a way it is, for both the audience watching this as well as the title character "Billy Moon" who for most of us has been Christopher Robin from the Winnie-the-Pooh books written by his father A. A. Milne. Then of course … Continue reading Goodbye Christopher Robin – Sad, but a Needed Real Life Story
Three Identical Strangers
Life is stranger than fiction. Heck, I think one needs to have M. Night Shyamalan's or Christopher Noland's The Prestiege's (2006) need for bizarre twists just to even write this as a fiction, except it isn't and that is the most unexpected twist of it all. This is just a short review and recommendation because … Continue reading Three Identical Strangers
The Little Corner 