Below is my current mid-year ranking of all the new 2023 releases I’ve seen so far, with some quick thoughts on each film. As of right now, these are my current ratings and ranking for each but they are subject to change by the end of the year when heavy hitters such as Oppenheimer, Dune:…
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The Panic In Needle Park was an innovative film that features a powerful performance from early Al Pacino during his prime “Godfather” era. Young Al Pacino and his older self almost feel like two vastly different actors, each with a unique, evolving style, so it’s always nice to see more of his younger work that…
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Full Metal Jacket is an absolutely incredible film, helmed by the legendary Stanley Kubrick. Kubrick is known for his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create thought-provoking narratives and this film followed suit. But this felt even more unique in the sense that it feels almost like two distinct movies in one, each…
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Her (2013), directed by the inventive Spike Jonze, is a deeply engaging movie that manages to captivate you with its vividly stunning cinematography. What strikes you about this film right from the start is the way it’s remarkably shot. Visually, it’s a breathtaking delight with every scene meticulously framed, creating a mesmerizing display of colors…
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Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver was a remarkable portrayal of 70’s New York, capturing its unfiltered and vivid essence. Without holding back, Scorsese unveils the raw and gritty side of the city, delivering a powerful yet challenging experience for viewers. Robert De Niro delivers an unforgettable performance as Travis Bickle, a troubled taxi driver. De Niro…
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Serpico (1973) is yet another testament to Al Pacino’s acting prowess, with his grounded portrayal of Frank Serpico, an honest cop in a cesspool of corruption. Pacino’s performance ranges from restrained and nuanced to explosive, each emotional beat landing with precision. This was a role that demanded a certain level of vulnerability and moral intensity,…
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The Hunt or Jagten, directed by Thomas Vinterberg, is a foreign film that masterfully defies predictability, weaving a narrative that veers off the typical narrative path and plunges into an emotionally charged story of innocence and persecution. It’s through this sense of unpredictability that the story finds its core strength, becoming an incredibly compelling examination…
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Welcome to ComicBook Debate. We are the Farooqi Brothers and today, we have a special guest. Samantha Win (#ArmyOfTheDead, #WonderWoman, and #ZackSnydersJusticeLeague) joins us to discuss her career, inspirations, and future projects. We discuss how Samantha got into acting, the difference between acting and stunts, her role as Chambers in Army of the Dead and…
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Currently over 21 million Pakistanis suffer from a water sanitation crisis that has impacted the entire country. Many regions struggle to provide access to clean and safe drinking water, but the situation worsens amongst rural villages who not only lack modern systems, but also adequate healthcare. The situation has worsened with the COVID-19 pandemic, creating…
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Actor Ray Fisher has joined The Farooqi Bros for a new interview. Fisher joins ComicBook Debate to discuss ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ in a full spoiler discussion. During the interview, Fisher discusses his role as Cyborg, and how he emotionally plugged into Victor Stone. Fisher explains why people of color and differently-abled fans connected with…
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Shazam is a blast! It was fun and had tons of heart. There are moments where Sandberg’s horror elements really shine through, but at its core this film is about family and a kid becoming a superhero and it showcased both perfectly The cast really shined in this film with Freddy taking the reigns. Freddy…
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Throughout Batman’s illustrious 80-year history we have seen him change, evolve, adapted, and expanded in brilliant ways. Each creator, writer, and artist putting their imprint on the long legacy of The Dark Knight and his entire world, telling their stories in unique and exciting ways. Though the Detective Comics and Batman runs are considered to…
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Captain Marvel did all the things necessary to set up this character for her grand return in Avengers Endgame. This was the standard origin film that could have been a phase 1 film in the MCU and wouldn’t miss a beat. The visuals for the most part were good but the cgi did get noticeably…
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July 20, 2013, the announcement of the second film in Zack Snyder’s DCEU. A dream realized for fans everywhere, The Dark Knight would finally face off against the Man of Steel in Batman v Superman. We would finally get to see these two titans share the big screen together. Thus, started the speculation of who…
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The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan’s superhero magnum opus. Critically acclaimed and widely renowned as one of the greatest films of this generation; the legacy of this film is everlasting. July 18th marked the 10-year anniversary since its premiere and so for the first time ever, this film was rereleased in a 70mm IMAX format for a…
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