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‘’The Founder” tells the story of how the struggling salesman Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton) meets the McDonald brothers ; Mac McDonald( John Caroll Lynch) and Dick McDonald(Nick Offerman) who had established a burger joint in South Carolina. After being instantaneously blow away by the brother’s revolutionary speed system of making the food, he realises the…

Deep Rising, is a 1998 Sci-Fi film set in the middle of the South China Sea. The best way to describe this film would be Titanic meets Indiana Jones meets Jaws, but replace the shark with a different man-eating creature. The film started with text titles on a solid black background, giving the viewer a…

The Avengers Endgame deals with Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and the rest of the Avengers unite to battle their most powerful enemy, Thanos. Their on a mission to collect all six Infinity Stones, Thanos plans to use them to ted to his evil will on reality. The fate of the planet and existence itself…

Since the beginning of cinema the role of women on film continues to dramatically shift. In our society where media consumption plays a central role in our everyday lives, much of what comes to be claimed as important is based all too often on the stories created and spread by media institutions.  The media rely…

Life Is Beautiful is a movie combined sadness of Holocaust with beauty of the life. The movie separates into two segments. First is classic comedy while other part makes us smile with sadness through the evils of genocide. Benigni plays as the lead role, Guido the waiter in the 1930s Italy. He is also the…

Have you ever heard someone say “wax on, war off’? This is from the original Karate Kid. The movie is entertaining, and well-made drama movie. In this modern age, it is hard to find a clean movie that is also not boring. This movie has been remade four times including the new one that came…

In the film, Modern Times, Charlie Chapman plays a goofy factory worker trying to survive in an industrialize world during the Great Depression. In reality, the Great Depression resulted in many people becoming unemployed and in a financial rut (even to the point of poverty). Even though during this time, under Roosevelt’s democratic presidency, the…