Raised under the stern conviction of ethical quality and equity, Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) spends his twenties as a rodeo rancher, an enthusiasm that is going no place quick as he scans for his motivation in life. In the long run, Chris joins the Navy SEALS, building up a sharp feeling of military ability and… Continue reading American Sniper
127 Hours
The wonderful thing about 127 Hours, though, is that it doesn’t shy from this fact. It’s not a film about super heroism, necessarily, because this is about a man who uses the same skill sets to get him out of his jam that got him into it. It’s not even about those hidden reserves of… Continue reading 127 Hours
Schindler’s List
The film is in black and white, and there is no obvious flamboyance whatsoever. Many of the shots are hand-held and, though totally professional as only Spielberg knows how, the process is quite hard to sit through. But the reasons seem entirely honorable. This is the film with which Spielberg ceases to be the supreme… Continue reading Schindler’s List
Argo
In 1953, the film’s preface tells us, the CIA and the British secret service organized a coup that toppled the legitimate Iranian Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh, who’d nationalized the oil industry. They put the Shah on the throne, backed by his vicious secret police force, Savak, which the CIA helped create. In 1979, after the… Continue reading Argo
War Dogs
Bored and unsatisfied with his life as a male masseuse in Miami, David Packouz’s (Miles Teller) life becomes more complicated when his girlfriend, Isabella (Ana de Armas), discovers she’s pregnant, putting pressure on the disarrayed twentysomething year old to find a job that pays. After attending a friend’s funeral, David meets up with Efraim Diveroli… Continue reading War Dogs
Sinister Chapter 1
Sinister is a modern different kind of horror movie in which the director Scott Derrickson focuses on the plot of movie instead of scaring only, just as he did his work in the Exorcism of Emily Rose and SAW. But it is also the scary movie but if only if you won’t watch trailer first.… Continue reading Sinister Chapter 1
Donnie Brasco
Mike Newell was hired to direct Brasco because of his previous hit, Four Weddings and A Funeral. Screenwriter Paul Attanasio was nominated for an Oscar for Donnie Brasco. Movie critics say Donnie Brasco was Johnny Depp’s first fully “lived in” adult role. Before this, he was mostly known for quirky movies like Edward Scissorhands and Ed Wood. Al Pacino loved being able to use… Continue reading Donnie Brasco
The Wolf of Wall Street
The Wolf of Wall Street is an American Biographical film, directed by Martin Scorses. Which contains a little drama, comedy and crime. It is considered the most entertaining and exciting movie. Which was also nominated for several award like the best picture, musical and comedy. This is the true base story in which the Jordan… Continue reading The Wolf of Wall Street
Captain Phillips
The true story of Captain Richard Phillips and the 2009 hijacking by Somali pirates of the U.S.-flagged MV Maersk Alabama, the first American cargo ship to be hijacked in two hundred years. From the very beginning of Captain Phillips, a modern-day piracy thriller from Paul Green grass, we know that things are different. There is… Continue reading Captain Phillips
Lone Survivor
Over the earlier decade or something to that effect, Hollywood has punched out a better than average measure of war films for social affair of individuals people to see with complicated true movement, high-flying gunfights and impact, and tireless portrayals of valor and regard to those characters that fight and kick the pail for… Continue reading Lone Survivor
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