Habeeb Mohamed Hussain

It has been a long 'Whale', since I watched a last Darren arnofasky movie. The movie being adapted by a Play by the same name written by Samuel D.Hunter, there is only one setting in the entire movie but the detailing set me in 'vessel Pequod' (captain Ahab's ship) and that was captained by Brenden Fraser. On a holistic point of view the whale seemed merely a homage to Herman Melville's "Mobby Dick". Charlie ( Brenden Fraser) an English teacher has been living an obesied life for a long time and lately started to encounter the trepidation of his last days. Only a week of time having in hand, he tries to settle some good things to his only daughter. At the eleventh hour of his life, Charlie recognises the good and evil of god's plan in an euphemistic way. The characterization of Charlie as an English teacher was more convenient to sense his emotions through suitable references of literature shown in this movie. On talking about the symbols, they are specifically laid upon the characters themselves and interestingly they keep evolving for each and every scene of the movie. On its subject matter wise, the whale is really an ocean as its themes and symbols are so blue and unfathomable. The background music has also played a bigger part in the whale to thrill me as same as other Arnofasky's movies. There is an existential touch at the end which blends with magical realism to feel our feet on air, so to Charlie. Despite of minimum characters and single setting, the movie set me in an hour glass to prove this is 'a film by Darren Arnofasky'.

"Magnolia" or melancholia has bloomed in the horrifying side of the American coincidences. P.T. Anderson's writing makes us to smell the bitterness of the egoistic mankind. Though the movie was structured with multiple layers, they're all coherent till the very end. The cause and effect of television culture in America was one of the core subjects of the movie, which on the other hand gives us a number of perceptions on the rise of dysfunctional families and relationships. On portraying the cliff edges of human emotions in the movie almost thrill us to hang in there for some time. Men in the machanical world carry a load of regrets with no destination to deliver them, but the movie makes them to fall in the frog and foggy rain of denouement as Anderson symbolises the God and the nature for the American coincidences. The entire narration of the movie closes and opens the trepidation of death in the eyes of Earl and Linda(characters) as they full stop the movie too.

One of the awesome movies that I've ever watched. Childhood is the period when we can explore the real beauty of the world. Nature is the only fulfillment for children. This story gives the perspectives of both the child and its mother, as every mother has some responsibility towards their children, unfortunately, some suffer from poverty perhaps nature guides them and this movie makes us to believe the nature's job. There's a lot to feel rather saying about the movie, worth watching👌👌👌

Calling me by your name isn't that easy. This movie is about a teen who is upcoming an adult and his problems regarding homosexuality and thoughts drive him to a man who lives in his house and that results an affair and also the guidence to recover from the issue. The teenage is a period when all face the imbalance between love and lust, but the important thing is where it's headed at last and that's the movie is all about. The movie is perfectly crafted on giving a strong sense about the emotions of teens who become to be addicted to such activities. Apart from all of that, the best of acting was displayed from everyone in the movie which connects us with the characters very naturally. Understanding the love will definitely makes us to 'call me by your name'.

The movie which holds the best war experience. Dunkirk the place made the people to survive hard, the commanders, the public had the responsibility for their courage to be alive. The aged or Youngers did their best of saving their lives for one another. The best movie which has driven me to the Britain.

The Manchester by the sea, a well crafted work of art. The story is about a lone man who had lost his family some years ago hears that his brother goes dead and then he becomes a gaurdian for his 16 year old nephew where he struggles to get along with everything. The narration of the story flows in stream of consciousness and that enables the sensibility of the characters to be well measured. The beginning and the end of the movie is captured in a boat, whereas that symbolises the characters and so the sea as their life, throughout the movie there are many metaphors which are really stunning. There are very sharp dialogues which eat our brains and also the capture of the silence, rolling tears, music etcetera.,. On behalf of everything the movie breaks our heart. A wonderful movie which makes you to feel your feet on air.

1. The movie 'the great beauty' is an art palace it cannot be reviewed just like that and also holds an absolute absurdity like the word 'beauty'( the great beauty ) wheather it should be considered as singular or plural (or) living or non-living?. The Great Beauty rushes our souls to taste the bitterness of the old-age. The subject of the movie travels alongside with the existentialist philosophy as relating the birth and death of every man's life and also touches the reference of madeleine rush. The protagonist of the movie a 65 year old man who's a novelist just had written only one novel and left writing for years by his lavish modern-loving lifestyle and decides to write his second novel. At his 65th birthday he takes up a self redemption by a course of events and understands life, love, ego etcetera.., through the sense of beauty from there he starts his novel and ends the movie. The movie is an absolute ecstasy for those who love the love of beauty.