Solving problems is a lot more complicated than I used to think when growing up as a privileged kid.
The obstacles we face when solving problems
T
Film review: The Princess And The Matchmaker (궁합) (2018)
F
Staying true to the typical Korean rom-com formula performed by a star-studded cast, its sub-par storytelling slightly drags down the entertainment value but is still sweet and hilarious.
Film review: The Hurricane Heist (2018)
F
With a total lack of creativity for a movie title, Fast and Furious director Rob Cohen hurls everything up in the air and sure knows how to make it fun to watch.
Film review: Midnight Sun (2018)
F
A touching teenage romance story that resembles a Disney fairy tale more than real life – minus the good storytelling.
Film review: Submergence (2018)
F
Stunning visuals, astounding scores, and flawless performances can’t compensate for an overly ambitious film trying to mix a love story with terrorism and oceanography.
Film review: The Cured (2018)
F
The Cured is a dark and depressing zombie film about guilt and politics, presented in rather obvious metaphors that are hyper-relevant in the current times of divisive ideologies.
Film review: 7 Days In Entebbe (2018)
F
Overly ambitious in presenting too many perspectives, the film lacks a clear direction for both the characters and the audience, wasting a promising opening and convincing performances.
Do we have to achieve something by a certain age?
D
Taking a longer time than others to achieve something doesn't undermine our efforts and the outcome.
Film review: Gringo (2018)
F
Boasting a star-studded cast, a dark and intriguing plot, and a director-actor brother duo, Gringo starts off with a promising set-up only to lose its steam as the film progresses, leaving a bad aftertaste.
Are we losing our ability to express our feelings?
A
Living in a society where morals and norms are more important than our feelings.
