It seems that Italy has fallen to the rule of stupidity as well. This appears to be a major movement these days. A story written by the BBC says that Italy believes the mistaken views of one man could be damaging enough he needs to be silenced. That’s quite pathetic in my opinion. I would [...]
Directed by: Ted Bezaire What a boring film. It attempted the awkward dialog and situational humour that succeeded so well in Napoleon Dynamite with miserable failure as the result. The movie’s sentiment was appealing, reexamination of one’s life being the impetus for positive change. A formula like that would naturally seem to be a winner [...]
Ok this has nothing to do with the classical prisoners dilemma. Its a completely different idea, I just thought the title was catchy, though I’m sure this question too has a fancy name I’m unaware of. Its about the old question, is it better to jail ninety-nine guilty men and one innocent man or let [...]
Directed by: Edgar Wright I love this film. Why? The answer is simple, it presents beautifully. The subtle humour that comes about mostly in the dialogue (though there is a fair bit in the visuals as well) is so crucial that one could watch the entire film and get nothing out of it if the [...]
Directed by: Richard Linklater Well, I’d give this one a 68% on my magical scale. The film, as I’ve found all of Philip Dick’s movies, is heavy handed and confused in such a way that it seems to fall over itself to tell a tale both lucid and impenetrable as mud, in doing so fails [...]