Ready Player One Resensie #FliekInAfrikaans
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Category Archives: Movie Reviews
Ready. Player. Wonderwall.
Ready Player One arrives at our shores just in time for Easter, and fittingly it is the quintessential turducken of an Easter feast. It is an Easter egg stuffed with Easter eggs, wrapped in Easter eggs and – to take this metaphor possibly too far, but screw it – covered in rich melted Easter egg sauce.
Tom is obsessed with television and movies. And fully committed to Sparkle Motion.
#FliekInAfrikaans: Lady Bird
Floris sometimes writes things when he’s not watching movies or playing video games or editing videos or folk-rock singing/songwriting.
Call Me By Your Name: More than just a romantic story
Imagine the most European thing you can think of. Is it a sentient glass of red wine smoking a cigarette on a balcony overlooking Paris discussing the philosophical theories of Derrida? Because that is what I think of. Whatever your most European image might be though, I am almost certain that nothing could be more European than this film. This is the epitome of Europe in all its academic, cultural and slightly pretentious glory. This is European with a capital E. And you know what, it may also be the most heartfelt and affecting film I have seen in a very long time.
Emerging artist and lecturer working in South Africa. Interested in messes, horror, existentialism and the creative process. Ink is my spirit medium.
Hand-painted, with love: Loving Vincent
In a story depicted in oil painted animation, a young man comes to the last hometown of painter Vincent van Gogh to deliver the troubled artist’s final letter and ends up investigating his final days there. With computer generated effects and digital 3D sculpting having become the norm for animation in cinema, Loving Vincent – a 2D animated film completely done in oil paintings – is a frontier- and groundbreaking film.
Willem is a cinephile, so naturally a bit of a film critic. He’s been called a Neil Blomkamp fan and to grow the fuck up for criticizing an Alien film. He makes films (short ones for now), take photos and sometimes write about those films he hopes to make one day.
Dark, Relevant, Comedic: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
In Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri a mother (Frances McDormand) personally challenges the local authorities, by putting up three billboards outside of the town of Ebbing, Missouri, to solve her daughter’s murder when they fail to catch the culprit.
Willem is a cinephile, so naturally a bit of a film critic. He’s been called a Neil Blomkamp fan and to grow the fuck up for criticizing an Alien film. He makes films (short ones for now), take photos and sometimes write about those films he hopes to make one day.
Black Panther Resensie #FliekInAfrikaans
Floris sometimes writes things when he’s not watching movies or playing video games or editing videos or folk-rock singing/songwriting.
The Disaster Artist – Celebrating endless passion… and cash
The Disaster Artist is a true story – about the enigmatic and mysterious actor/director/producer/financier of “the Greatest Bad Film Ever Made” [2003’s The Room], Tommy Wiseau. James Franco directed the film, and stars as Wiseau himself, and won the Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical Golden Globe.
Floris sometimes writes things when he’s not watching movies or playing video games or editing videos or folk-rock singing/songwriting.
#FliekInAfrikaans: The Disaster Artist
Floris sometimes writes things when he’s not watching movies or playing video games or editing videos or folk-rock singing/songwriting.
#FliekInAfrikaans Resensie: The Cloverfield Paradox
VERRASSINGFLIEK! The Cloverfield Paradox is op Netflix, en hier is ons verrassing-resensie!
Floris sometimes writes things when he’s not watching movies or playing video games or editing videos or folk-rock singing/songwriting.