Like the infamous 85K dollar album cover art of Pusha T’s album Daytona, which depicted Whitney Houston’s bathroom in 2006, Alex Garland refocuses the lens onto the watchers and profiteers of news, the journalists. Garland forces his audience to reconsider and analyze the motives and actions of those tasked with “unbiasedly” reporting events to the public. Like the harrowing picture of Whitney Houston’s bathroom not soon after her tragedy of death, the Civil War, without context, displays chilling mementos of…

"The Fall Guy," David Leitch's recent installment of stylized stunts and action sequences, includes a new facet to explore: love. While his works, such as "Bullet Train" and "John Wick," presented flashy set pieces and action scenes, they also provided more style in terms of cinematography and dialogue. The rest of his signature elements became weaker by trying to add a new angle to his movie, creating a mediocre film.

While not as deep as other movies in cinemas, this…