Lost In The Wilderness From its inception, the action genre strain of films has always adapted and morphed into many different breeds of cinema. Indeed, Indeed, Whereas the aftermath of the Second World War inherently changed film-makers at the time to depict battles fought by the brave and noble, films …
The Nail in the Coffin? I don’t know if any others who are reading this feel the same way, but I absolutely love the feeling of being completely swept away by a particular film or T.V. series that you didn’t either know about before-hand or didn’t have any preconceived notions …
The Films/Anime I’m Looking Out For Well…This is a rather peculiar yet familiar position I found myself in as I am currently writing this. While it has been nearly a year since I last wrote a single word about a film or anything which had caught my fancy at the …
“That’ll Do Pig” Upon reflecting the many different and peculiar films, shows and even books that I perceived in my days growing-up as the youngest of the family, what’s rather apparent to consider is how a lot of your perspective when viewing certain things is transfixed by anthropomorphic protagonists that …
“Lookie Lookie I Got Hookie” Whenever I cast my mind back to the 1990’s, an era of upbringing and fondness for myself and many others who maybe reading this review, there are only a certain few things and aspects that I remember which greatly imbue this overwhelming sense of nostalgia. …
Emotionalism And Growth What’s feasible to comprehend on this current generation of anime, in particular the shonen strain of shows, is how varied the aforesaid sub-genre has become and how much more accepted it is to generally watch series that are formulaic, yet self-aware in presenting motifs that audiences can …
Lightning Doesn’t Strike Twice… In looking back at my preceding Film Review of Your Name published four year ago now, and what I subsequently went onto mention in regards to the landscape of the Japanese animated landscape seamlessly changing ever since Hayao Miyazaki seemed to had departed from the directing …
The First To Bridge The Gap?… Ever since the initial recognition of Japanese animation in the West within the era of the 1980’s, the anime and video-game medium have, in many ways, coalesced with one another to create a globalised outlook that has permeated our own understandings of known Japanese …
Fuelling The Fire Despite it being one the anime scene for a few years, it’s safely arguable to affirm how much Kohei Hirokoshi’s manga and Studio Bones’ series of My Hero Academia is a conception that’s gained both fan and critical acclaim and has steadily risen to point of it …
Blink…And You’ll Miss It! Verisimilitude, apart from being a long word that feels fancy to say (especially if you’re a Film Student *wink *wink), it’s a term that describe sa films appearance and its overwhelming sense of truth or reality. This isn’t wholly about reality and everything we see in …
