(Nov. 30, 2022 Oslin Pierrette) I just recently watched The Fabelmans. What I got from this film was, first you have a kid who’s going to his first movie at the theaters. And had a memorable experience that deeply affected him. Which filled his brain with ideas and visions. When his parents saw that, he… Continue reading The Fabelmans(2022): The Privilege to Believe in your Dreams, and Believe in the Ability to Create.
(Nov. 27, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Something that comes to mind about this film is My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, not the album, just the title. I always loved that title because it really speaks to the unspoken side of humans. I think there’s an understanding, there is a dark universe that goes on in… Continue reading Eyes Wide Shut(1999) Review: Dark Twisted Fantasies
(Oct. 30, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Aww man that was amazing. The Lego Movie has to be inducted in the 250 greatest movies of all time. And I believe it can be a top 50 film. First you start out with the war of civilization. The war of Creation vs Destruction and Corporatization. It started… Continue reading The Lego Movie(2014): Psychopaths vs. The People
(Nov. 13, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) I don’t understand the bad reviews this film received, it’s absurd. This film was phenomenal. With a profound premise. I love a story to uncover the real problem of corruption in the world. I don’t think people have the prerequisite understanding of the paternalistic corruption we have in this… Continue reading The Unjustly Negatively Criticized Film ‘Amsterdam’: Many People Didn’t See the Truth of Corruption & World of Parasitic Psychopathy ‘Amsterdam’ Was Speaking To
(Nov. 8, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) There is no major community or society that promotes love, happiness, or a passionate spirit. It’s a blessing to come by any of those. It’s a blessing, sometimes a miracle to cross paths with someone like Mr. Keating. Someone to push you to believe in how you feel. To… Continue reading Dead Poets Society (1989) Review: Deny Despair by Seeking Real Intimations of Meaning.
(Nov 8 ● Oslin Pierrette) A dark depiction of a black woman. A black woman coming out of Senegal is chosen to be a maid for a white French family. She’s so happy because it’s a vision of hope and maybe freedom for her. She can find work and make something for herself. The idea… Continue reading Black Girl (1966) Review
(Jun. 3, 2021 ● Oslin Pierrette) Waves is one of my favorite movies of all time.(Watch the movie first please.) ◾ All the concepts. Some of the best cinematography. The color schemes they chose. The soundtrack was phenomenal. Just all around the elements were there. I just love the duality of the movie. First a… Continue reading Waves: Film Review
