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Kill Bill is the fourth entry film from the writer-director Quentin Tarantino. As for a fan of Anime or any Japanese related chattels, this film illustrates these themes thoroughly. This film is radically popular for its hardcore bloody violence that seems as a disturbance for the foretime but diverts into a huge laughter for it's over the top bloody violence. It's passably aware that this violence aren’t realistic and a positive is, it knows. Not only does this film make for an enjoyable blood ride

X men Apocalypse takes place in 1983, Apocalypse / En Sabah Nur, the first mutant world is waking from its slumber of dozens of centuries. Lorsqu'Apocalypse is finally released from his sleep, he is disgusted with the world, acquires four disciples, and decided to change things. The X-Men have a problem with that. So Charles Xavier (James McAvoy), alongside Raven (Jennifer Lawrence) and several young X-Men, trying to stop them.     X-Men: Apocalypse is certainly not the turnip that most critics trying

Honestly, I’m starting to wonder if there should be a law against creating sequels to horrible predecessors. I know. I know. That’s ridiculous. But that doesn’t change the fact that nobody asked for another Ride Along. The first film was cheesy, unimaginative, and the partnership between Kevin Hart and Ice Cube was mediocre at best. At the same time, though – the cop comedy managed to gross a little more than $150 million worldwide, produced against a conservative budget of $25 million. By

The Motion Picture changed everything. The very first movies were rather basic, showing everyday routines such as the arrival of a train or female workers leaving a factory. The very first “action” film was The Great Train Robbery (1905) which had a simple yet thrilling plot about cowboy bandits and their attempt to steal money from a moving train. Then several Westerns adapted the same basic plot, and some even moved it further. In the 1930’s the Noir and Gangster movies such as Little Caesar (1931)

It is evident that the modern world is all but peaceful and tranquil; if a single entity had the potential to annihilate it with an arbitrary blink of the eye, then it is evident that humanity would do everything in its jurisdiction to prevent such an apocalyptic event. Through universal collaboration, Earth could be easily preserved and obscured from any potential threat. This general motif of cooperation’s potential to empower others exists within many animated television series, such as RWBY and

Paper Towns by John Green is a love story about a guy named Quentin and a relationship with the girl that he has liked since she moved across the street for him in Orlando Florida when they were kids and her name is Margo. The story starts out when they were kids Margo and Quentin then one day they were riding their bikes and see this dead guy on the side of the street. Quentin isn’t torn by seeing a dead guy, but Margo is. Magro does this investigation on her own and going off and doing things that

Pulp Fiction Pulp Fiction, a crime film released in 1994, was the second of Quentin Tarantino’s many well known films. It was written, directed, and for the most part, composed, by Tarantino himself. He also made an on-screen appearance as Jimmy, the desperate husband in the interrelated story titled 6. The Bonnie Situation There was no official film score composed for Pulp Fiction, but the movie is rather an assortment of rock and roll, soul, pop, and surf music. Tarantino uses surf music as the

As the Hollywood renaissance of the 1970s wound down, the film industry once again became a monopoly. An increased abandonment of the auteur theory coincided with a growing emphasis on the conventional blockbuster formula, which promised to return a profit and entertain the masses. By introducing a new generation of independent auteurs, and operating on modest budgets and profit projections, the independent film represented a small-scale alternative to the Hollywood blockbuster that carried the spirit

spells of vanity and desires, and ultimately tragic. Always one to play the role of the noble Southern gentleman, Quentin Compson III is passionate and neurotic, consumed with the ideal Southern values of chivalry and honor. Quentin is tormented by his father’s nihilistic philosophy and degradation of women and African Americans, as Jason Compson III provides no moral compass to steer Quentin away from the storms of his chaotic thoughts. Rational, cold, and calculating, Jason Compson IV is a cruel and

Fury Like any other movie or series, Fury (2014) provides the viewer with a fast-paced intense depiction of the well known fact that war is living hell. However, unlike other movies Fury effortlessly depicts aspects of war other movies often leave behind. Fury illustrates the camaraderie and brotherhood formed between soldiers, the hardships for both sides and the weighted importance of every action and said consequences. Directed by David Ayer, many were excited to see how Fury would do after