Flashbacks Galore? Truly, gone are the years now where the general audience view the Japanese Animated medium as a visual outlook that is ‘niche’. While notable works by Studio Ghibli, especially in the past and more recently earmarked by Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron, have long paved the …
A New Hope? Come the end of Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Spider-Man: Far From Home, a superhero feature that concluded the MCU’s grandiose Infinity Saga, there’s no denying that much discourse around the superhero genre has been centred around this idea of ‘superhero fatigue’; an inclination of tiredness that cinema-goers experience …
Road Rage When thinking about when someone states to have seen a “car film”, that aforesaid term in reality could/can mean many different films all in one. Indeed, when truly thinking deeply about it, “car films” is in itself an umbrella term for cinematic features that involve the vehicle itself. …
Time Didn’t Heal Anything?! For myself, when it comes to viewing cinema/film and all the genre’s of the said artistic form that there is to offer, it’s fair to state how little of interest I did have in relation to the horror genre. Indeed, while it can’t be denied that …
Mission Accomplished? Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to face your greatest reading session from The Rabbitte Perspective to date. Pursue us, you’ll be forced to read inadequate film reviews that don’t comply in making contextual and narrative links. Resist us…You’ll be tasked in facing your final …
Galloping for Glory? Out of the many and varied film franchises that I have been blessed to have been brought-up on, it’s fair to suggest that The Lord of the Rings series of films still reigns in cinematic supreme compared to other adored features of yesteryear. Indeed, whilst I was …
Are You Not Entertained? I don’t know whether I speak for a great many of you reading this, but I know for myself that Ridley Scott’s 2001 historic-epic of Gladiator – over time – has slowly become one of my most favoured films to watch over and over again. Upon …
How Do We Live? Never would I have imagined back when I reviewed When Marnie Was There in 2014 that, in the current year of 2024, I would be reviewing yet another Studio Ghibli film directed once again by one of its renowned leaders and figure-heads in the form of …
Kaleidoscopic Animation Personified? When it announced itself onto the cinematic stage back in 2018, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse rather broke the mould of the sneered perception of how superhero films are critically received and rather acted as the radioactive arachnid that comes to bite our relatable hero; a spider-bite that …
Impact It’s fair to say that the sci-fi genre in film has evolved tremendously over the years, with significant events and technological advancements pushing the boundaries of storytelling and visual effects. From the very early days of silent films which pioneered its creative hubris to look at ideas and like-minded …
