Entire scenes are built, guided and informed by Baby’s music, where every word, sound, action and camera movement is in accordance with the song playing. As such, the film itself becomes a choreography playing in visual details – the filmic equivalent of a modern ballet, with jokes and car chases. What more could you ask for?
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A Review of David Yates’ Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Ultimately, this film’s biggest fault is in not knowing its target audience. The emotionally complex storyline in which Ezra Miller plays the central character would have been delightful for nostalgic adults to explore, giving the franchise a different layer of complexity by exploring and addressing the abuse which was merely hinted at in the original film franchise.
A Review Of Denis Villeneuve’s Arrival
With phenomenal acting, particularly on the part of Amy Adams, strengthening the film’s already interesting plot and cinematography, Arrival becomes nearly flawless.
A Review Of Disney’s Moana
The script is at best weak, and the story is overall predictable and filled with tired tropes which aren’t touched upon in a very new way, however, watching the immense work of talented animators, voice actors, and musicians build something truly artistic within these constraints is a definite joy.