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Taking a look at the theme of faith, and how it affects some of the characters over the course of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
Support the showWe yearn for companionship, a connection. A touch, to be recognized, to be loved. Garden of Words uses the idea of koi and the rain to illustrate this need.
Support the showCall Me By Your Name was wonderfully directed by Luca Guadagnino, and scored by Sufian Stevens who did a masterful job giving us a soundtrack to match the heavy emotions of this film. Today we will be looking at how Michael Stuhlbarg, and Timothée Chalamet delivered, when it comes to the idea of emotion.
Taking a look at Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli's most renowned movie, and the number two grossing anime film of all time, Spirited Away, and the themes of adulthood, and maturation, while looking at the iconic train scene.
Support the showAmy Dunne was wonderfully played by Rosamund Pike, in the movie adaptation of Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl. Alongside David Fincher's excellent direction, this movie will always be one of my favourites.
Support the showIroh and Ozai are brothers, yet not once in the entire show they are seen interacting with each other. Why is that?
Support the show"...those who abandon their friends, are worse than scum." Kakashi Hatake has one of the saddest stories in the Naruto universe, but rarely talked about. An underrated backstory, that I wanted to shed a little bit of light on. Enjoy!
Support the showLooking at a overlooked scene, as well as analyzing what it means to be a shinobi in the ninja world of Naruto.
Support the showThe dismal music, the animation, the choreography of the fight, the believable voice acting, and the emotional weight. I believe this fight is one that is under appreciated, and I wanted to shed some light on why I loved it so much. Enjoy!
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