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Continue reading →: The Little Prince: Of drama and nostalgia
by Heinrich Domingo The film adaptation of the much beloved novel Le Petit Prince teaches us that there is no monopoly of narrative. Once texts that are etched in books are turned into motion picture, stories are rehashed. This is the nature of cinema. This is the nature of media.…
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Continue reading →: The Mockingjay 2: Action in silence and solitude
For those who cannot comprehend the value of momentary silence, blank stares, and rhythmic poundings, The Mockingjay 2 wishes to apologize. The bored readers might have missed the depiction of the art and science of war. In its last installment, Hunger Games explicates that its story is more than killings…
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Continue reading →: Spectre: Reinvention needed
by Heinrich Domingo James Bond films formed a false notion of perfection. The franchise has created a name and through the years garnered a solid mass of audience. This exceeding level of confidence brings the best and worst to Spectre. It does not need to reinvent itself for it can…
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Continue reading →: The Walk: A Familiar Talk
by Heinrich Domingo The familiar can be captivating. Certainty, strategy, and formula are pleasing to the eyes of the audience. After all, concepts become clichés for they have proven to be effective. The Walk banks on what is workable as it uses proven methods in narrating a typical success story.…
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