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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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Continue reading →: Silong: Extremities of Loveby Heinrich Domingo Silong deviates from the predictable narrative of Pinoy thriller films. The supposedly one dimensional story of a murderer at large was made complicated by the inclusion of issues on marital woes, domestic violence, and women rights. The movie is a breath of fresh air from the typical…
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Continue reading →: Bridge of Spies: The art in subtleties
by Heinrich Domingo Cinema and its audience are found in an embattled relationship. The former, as a subjective art, is blunt in asserting its principles and ideologies. The latter, acting like a valued customer, denies to be lectured on what is good and right. Bridge of Spies offers a solution…
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