Every year, I debate whether or not to make a year-end
best-of list. I hate ranking movies (or giving them grades for that matter),
and where a movie falls, or even what’s included, varies day-by-day, even
hour-by-hour depending on my mood and what I remember.
Showing posts with label Okja. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Okja. Show all posts
Thursday, December 28, 2017
The Top 15 Movies Of 2017
Labels:
Action,
Bad Black,
City of Ghosts,
Colossal,
Get Out,
Good Time,
Horror,
John Wick 2,
List,
Lists,
Movie Review,
news,
Okja,
Raw,
The Devil's Candy,
The Florida Project,
Top Ten List,
Tragedy Girls
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
'Okja' (2017) Movie Review
Outside of the fact that he makes great movies, my favorite
thing about Bong Joon-ho is that you never know to expect from one project to
the next. The South Korean director has turned out the greatest modern creature
feature with The Host, which is still so much more than just
that. His resume also includes murder mysteries (Mother,
Memories of Murder), post-apocalyptic sci-fi set entirely on
a moving train (Snowpiercer), and even black comedy
(Barking Dogs Never Bite). Bong’s latest,
Okja, fits into his larger body of work by being both
utterly fantastic and unlike anything he’s done before, despite the presence of
a fantastic beast.
Thursday, May 18, 2017
'Okja' Trailer: Meet The Most Adorable Super Pig
Any Bong Joon-ho movie is worth getting excited about. But
when it’s about a little girl trying to rescue her best friend, a best friend
that just happens to be a giant pig monster, it has my full attention. The
Korean auteur’s latest premieres at Cannes tomorrow, and Netflix dropped a wonderful
new trailer for Okja.
Monday, March 27, 2017
Gawk At Jake Gyllenhaal's Snazzy Mustache In Bong Joon-Ho's 'Okja,' Plus Plot Details
Snowpiercer mastermind Bong Joon-ho
making a giant monster movie is automatically an event worth celebrating. His
The Host is one of the greatest modern creature features, so
his upcoming Okja is high up on my list of “oh hell yeah”
movies. And if that’s not enough to stoke the fires, hopefully this photo of Jake Gyllenhaal and his delightful mustache will do the trick. (There are also
a few other photos and a long, detailed plot synopsis, which are all great, but
I’d watch any movie for this particular Gyllenhaal steez alone.)
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
'Okja' Trailer: Meet Bong Joon-Ho's Netflix Creature Feature
All South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho does is kick out the
jams, cinematically speaking that is. And you better believe the idea of
The Host director telling the tender story about a young
girl and her best friend, a giant genetically altered pig monster, has my full
and undivided attention. Netflix just dropped the first trailer for
Okja.
Monday, January 2, 2017
It's Going To Be Good: 25 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2017
2016 is in the books and took with it countless celebrities,
lingering notions of human decency, and my expectations of
not being annihilated in a nuclear war started by a buffoon’s
Twitter account. But as we prepare for the impending Mad Max/Red Dawn-style apocalypse, we still have a ton
of movies to look forward to between now and imminent death. And here are the
ones flying high on my radar.
Labels:
Action,
Alien: Covenant,
Baby Driver,
Blade Runner 2049,
Colossal,
Free Fire,
Get Out,
Headshot,
Horror,
John Wick: Chapter 2,
List,
Most Anticipated,
news,
Okja,
Raw,
Sci-fi,
The Bad Batch,
Top Ten List
Friday, June 17, 2016
Bong Joon-Ho's Netflix Creature Feature 'Okja' Digs Up New Plot And Character Details
South Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho is the mastermind behind
one of the greatest modern creature features, The Host. So
when we heard he’s returning to monster movie territory with the upcoming
Okja, we were understandably stoked. Then he put together an
incredible international cast along the same lines as
Snowpiercer, and we started drooling. Now some new details
have slithered out, and we may or may not have started dancing around the
office with glee.
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Bong Joon-Ho's Monster Movie 'Okja' Is Putting Together The Best Cast
Any time Bong Joon-ho makes a movie, it’s well worth getting
your panties in a bunch over. The guy is a goddamned hit
factory—Snowpiercer, Mother, The
Host. But when he makes a monster movie, one with an insanely great
cast, that’s the kind of thing that gets you dancing around the room in giddy
anticipation.
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