(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
(Nov. 17, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) The Tár professor scene is one of my favorite scenes of the year. She questioned people’s intention of music and art. Noticing people using all these outside instances to judge someone’s craft. Like using someone’s personal life to dictate their music. Music and virtue signaling have a strong relationship… Continue reading Let Humans Be vs Cancel Humans: Where Did this Construct to Cancel Humans Come From
(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
(Aug 25, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Spoilers Ahead I feel like I’m realizing I’m a fan of a good revenge story, but this was more on the ambiguous side. It was still packed with tension, but the motive remains unclear and left for speculation. We all would’ve loved to get that resolution of why. Him… Continue reading CACHĒ review
(Jul 10, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) This was a beautifully honest dark film. A classic. Amazing narrative, and depiction & storytelling of that narrative. The way of the streets is a dark place. It’s a barbaric place. An irrational place. You can’t dictate anything. You have to accept it, or you have to go. The… Continue reading City Of God: Review
(May 17, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) The Last Black Man in San Francisco was a beautiful film. Greatly created, loved the premise of it. It was a moving story and film. You start out with Jimmie and Mont. They’re going to this house, and it looks like they’re taking care of someone else’s house. Maybe… Continue reading Last Black Man in San Francisco
(Apr 24, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Portrait of a Lady on Fire was one of the most beautifully intimate films I’ve watched. Basically Marianne is hired to paint a picture of a lady named Héloïse. Only problem is, Marianne has to paint Héloïse, but can’t let her know she’s a painter. So she has to… Continue reading Portrait of a Lady on Fire Review
(Aug. 23, 2021 ● Oslin Pierrette) This prompt references a quote from Abbie from 20th Century Women: “It’s…it’s like they’ve got all this is feeling and they don’t have any skill and they don’t want skill, because it’s really interesting what happens when your passion is bigger than the tools you have to deal with… Continue reading Viscerally Raw (Punk)
