The eloquent calumny of “The Grand Budapest Hotel” charms audiences worldwide

When it comes to style, one of the most prominent Hollywood names that comes to mind is undoubtedly Wes Anderson. From his detailed, colourful frames to his captivating scripts and fascinating characters, he has truly sets himself apart from most directors out there. Already with movies like Moonrise Kingdom, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and Rushmore in… Read More The eloquent calumny of “The Grand Budapest Hotel” charms audiences worldwide

July 18, 2015April 16, 2017 Reel Rambler2 Comments

“Pitch Perfect 2” a huge a-ca-pointment

I watched Pitch Perfect in 2012 when it first came out because it combined two things I love: movies and singing. And it’s fair to say the film was a huge hit. From the songs to the characters to the script, the film gained a cult following. So, when the sequel came around the corner,… Read More “Pitch Perfect 2” a huge a-ca-pointment

June 9, 2015April 16, 2017 Reel RamblerLeave a comment

Melissa McCarthy goes undercover in witty new comedy “Spy”

Back in the pre-streaming MBC4 days, I came across a little rom-com series about a couple trying to make it through the various troubles of life. Back then, Mike and Molly wasn’t so famous, but the show would go on to garner several Primetime Emmy nominations for its cinematography, direction, and especially for its lead… Read More Melissa McCarthy goes undercover in witty new comedy “Spy”

June 6, 2015April 16, 2017 Reel RamblerLeave a comment

Potential goes missing in “Every Secret Thing”

Some fantastic-looking movies like Me Earl and the Dying Girl, Inside Out, and Max are headed our way this summer, and I for one cannot wait. But sometimes a movie may look great, but turn out bad. Such is the case with Every Secret Thing. The crime thriller seemed a lock on paper,especially with names like… Read More Potential goes missing in “Every Secret Thing”

June 2, 2015April 16, 2017 Reel RamblerLeave a comment

“The Perks of Being A Wallflower” celebrates the socially-awkward

We’ve all been there; we’ve all had to face the pressure of being in high school. Few movies manage to truly capture the struggle between what we truly want and what is expected from us, and one example is the hugely underrated 2012 coming-of-age drama, The Perks of Being A Wallflower. Starring Logan Lerman, Emma… Read More “The Perks of Being A Wallflower” celebrates the socially-awkward

May 29, 2015April 16, 2017 Reel Rambler3 Comments