Knives Out | Sharp Intense Deductions

01.23.2020 – The whodunit murder mystery films are a rare breed theme, and for those who grew up with the board game Cluedo by the Parker Brothers one would recall that there was a film inspired from it that were shown in 1985 simply titled “Clue.” But Knives Out is something more and just like the above mentioned classic it also featured an ensemble of talented actors. With this film it gives you that intense detective guessing from start to finish and for the reason why it was such a hit in other countries that it is still being shown in cinemas and has not yet to reach the streaming service like Netflix, Stan, or Amazon. Rian Johnson may have divided the Star Wars community with his previous direction with The Last Jedi, but this surely is quite redemption in making this film entertaining to watch as actors featured flexed their repertoire at the same time the narrative itself was impressive enough that some people I knew have seen this twice during its run. “Knives Out” was considered an underrated film when it was shown in some part of Southeast Asia, but with a list of well-known actors as part of the cast surely you’ll troop to the nearest cinema to catch and probably see it again and again. The appeal of this film certainly was impressive minus the grand that some movies carry.

Ocean's Eight | Cleverly Underrated

07.25.2018 – There have been numerous heist films that has been adapted with diverse concepts, but there’s nothing like the original. The Ocean’s Trilogy changed the way you watch these types of film. It became commercialized that many had follow suit to produce their own heist movie. With that you got to find something original worthy of the audience’s attention. Ocean’s Eight seems to be a refreshing look that spins-off from the trilogy. This time its features an all-women ensemble cast featuring Sandra Bullock and Cate Blanchett leading a new crew.

ExiMax Premiere Night | Deadpool 2

05.17.2018 – The sequel for Deadpool has started screening in other parts of the region, but for South Australians they get the first glimpse of ‘The Merc with the Mouth” last night as Palace Nova organized a premiere night screening for the fans who read the book and seen the original film. In this cold autumn night revelry of support was in the air for those who trooped to the Palace Nova at Eastend. You can say a ’hole in the wall’ kind of movie theatre at the heart of downtown Adelaide that has been around to cater fans to catch up on the latest flicks and Deadpool is not exceptional as one of the must-anticipated movies for this year is certainly worth watching this week.