I think I want to start ACTUALLY giving a review on the movies I watch. I want to be able to analyze a movies themes and messages on a deeper level. I want to recognize actors I love by name, give a developped opinion instead of just giving stars and a heart on letterboxd.this is like purely a me thing but yeaah. Gonna watch charlie's angelaand try to make a review on it.see you guys!!Best Regards, Frederick :)) » Continue Reading
Ever since I joined FriendRewind, I'm already starting to look around and think of topics to write in blogs. Maybe it's just me feeling the dopamine of being a new user but I just feel excited to write blogs now which I haven't felt before.Had anyone else felt this before? If you have, I would love to hear about it.Is it okay to also write fictional stories on blogs too? Cause I would love to share my fanfics on here but so far I haven't seen that. 🎃 🎃 🎃 » Continue Reading
Happy Stay week guys! Schools almost starting again so that sucks. I’m def not ready for summer to be over but it was fun while it lasted :/ » Continue Reading
What makes this film special is the way it portrays silence. Melinda doesn't stop talking because she has nothing to say, but because fear, guilt, and trauma paralyze her, and I think her silence is very common off-screen when we don't know how to ask for help because of fear. Throughout the story, we can understand how a traumatic experience affects self-esteem, personal relationships, and the way a person communicates with the world. In this sense, Speak shows that silence is often a way of as... » Continue Reading
Upon finishing The Lover, it is difficult to dwell solely on the romance. What lingers in the memory is not just the intensity of the relationship between the protagonists, but the sense that, from the very beginning, both were battling the expectations of the society surrounding them.This story takes place in French Indochina during the 1920s, an era defined by colonialism and deep social inequalities. In that context, people were not viewed solely for their feelings or who they were, but rathe... » Continue Reading
On the surface, it's a fantasy story: a teenager has to go through a maze to rescue her little brother, who was kidnapped by the Goblin King. However, beyond all the fantasy, there's a story about adolescence, the desire to escape reality, and the moment we realize that growing up also means giving up certain fantasies.Sarah starts the movie by taking refuge in books, theater, and her imagination. She's upset with her family, feels like no one understands her, and daydreams about a world where e... » Continue Reading
The movie Death in Venice, directed by Luchino Visconti and based on Thomas Mann's novel, is much more than a literary adaptation. It's a deeply visual work that turns the protagonist's psychological conflict into settings full of symbolism, beauty, and melancholy. Visconti builds a reflection on desire, the passage of time, decay, and death.In the movie, Aschenbach is no longer a writer, as in the novel, but a composer. This change allows music to have a central role in the story, especially th... » Continue Reading
Finally, after some time, I'm back. I just had a few personal issues that I’ve now managed to get past.I can finally talk about this series. Honestly, when I watched the first episode, I didn’t think it could be that good, but it’s really addictive and totally worth it. When it made me empathize from the very first second, I knew right then that this would be my series, though I doubted it later because it was a bit slow and not that fun, until you get to the middle and it’s crazy, it made me lo... » Continue Reading
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