The Atomic Success of Dr. Strangelove
Dr. Strangelove (1964) by Stanley Kubrick; another example of how Kubrick shines as both an anti-war and a sci-fi director.
Hannibal TV Series: What Does The Observatory Stand For?
What does the observatory in 'Hannibal' stand for? On Cinemamonogatari, we strive to answer this question, and many more
Hannibal TV Series
Ranbir Kapoor in Barfi : influences of actor Takeshi Kaneshiro
The performance of actor Ranbir Kapoor in Barfi is a widely discussed one. Barfi came out in 2012 and it was not long before it witnessed immense success in India.…
Ranbir Kapoor in Barfi
Nightcrawler (2014): The ‘Taxi Driver’ of Our Times
Every age has its own form of rebellion. In Nightcrawler, fierce compliance to explosive consumerism of information is seen as rebellious.
Nightcrawler 2014
Wanted: Weapons of Fate Gameplay and Synopsis
Wanted: Weapons of Fate, is a third-person shooter video game that provides great visual aesthetics as the action-thriller film Wanted.
Wanted: Weapons of Fate theme
Howl’s Moving Castle: Shifting Perspectives of Beauty
Howl's moving castle reflects on metaphors of beauty and love. It traces the silver lining of the dark clouds of prejudices.
Howl's moving Castle
Spiderman: No Way Home Trailer breakdown and what to expect!
A detailed analysis of what to expect from Spiderman: No way home and what to expect including cast, story and fan service
Digital Curse: Horrors of Folklore Technologically Explored through Ringu (1998)
Ringu(1998) explores Japanese myths, curses to produce a digitally relevant ghost. Logic and metaphors of technology substantiate horror.
Ringu 1998
Touki Bouki (1973): African cinema makes its mark on the world
Djibril Diop Mambéty’s seminal Touki Bouki (1973) was a watershed moment in both African and Senegalese cinema respectively
Touki Bouki
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