I Fell in Love with Cinema
It was in March 2003… The day I fell in love with cinema.
Movies - TV - Gaming - Pop Culture
Movies - TV - Gaming - Pop Culture
It was in March 2003… The day I fell in love with cinema.
Across the seas and into the unknown, Moana 2 found it’s way into my heart. Let’s start with the good, and for me this movie does a lot more good than bad. First of all, I love Moana and Maui together on screen.
Why are films so important to me? Well to explain it, I need to take you back to the early 2000s or maybe the 90s.
The Mutant Legacy has come to end, which is bittersweet. We finally have mutants and X-Men showing up in the MCU, but it’s also the end of an era that we grew up on. X-Men: The Last Stand was one of my first cinema experiences, so it does sting a little.
Twisters pays homage to the disaster movies that came before it, including its predecessor, Twister.
I honestly thought I did nothing this year, but now that I look back I realise that I did do something. None of this would’ve been possible without my faith in God and the faith others have in me.
I used to think Inside Out didn’t need a sequel, but I think Inside Out 2 might have changed my mind.
The Fall Guy is awesome. I was hyped up before I entered the theater and still excited after I left.
Bray Wyatt might be gone, but his story, his character, his creativity and his legacy will live on forever.
Local cinema has really grown over the last decade. It makes me proud to see the Namibian film industry reach its full potential. Lukas is a must-see movie for everyone. It’s a real Namibian story seen through the eyes of…