A few weeks after a married couple discover and “adopt” a baby boy who fell from the sky in a spacecraft, the boy starts exhibiting dark and disturbing behaviour.
Author: Daniel C Tuck
Movie lover. Television addict. Artist. Writer.
Critical Viewing: The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)
This week’s focus is on dialogue once again, and I finally got around to watching Yorgos Lanthimos’ extraordinary The Killing of a Sacred Deer, so this felt like an ideal candidate for this particular topic.
Critical Viewing: A Quiet Place (2018)
This week’s studies focus on dialogue, so there was no better film for me to discuss than John Krasinski’s superb … More
Zero Draft 30: March 2018
Last month, I took part in Zero Draft 30 (ZD30 for short). For those who don’t know, it’s a challenge that … More
Critical Viewing: Suburbicon (2017)
This week’s concentration is around spectatorship studies, the implied reader / viewer, and how audience expectations can be met or … More
Critical Viewing: Annihilation (2018)
This week’s critical viewing comes in the form of Alex Garland’s excellent Annihilation. I only wish that it was showing in … More
Critical Viewing: Wind River (2017)
This week’s focus is on critical questions – those questions that are raised during a film that keep you interested … More
Critical Viewing: Goodbye Christopher Robin (2017)
This week’s focus is on how we can create audience identification with the protagonist of a film. In Goodbye Christopher … More
Critical Viewing: Happy Death Day (2017)
This week, the focus is on characters, with particular regard to the protagonist. I chose to focus on Happy Death Day, … More
Critical Viewing Journal: The Ritual (2017)
This week, we are concentrating on the use of theme and tone within a film, with particular reference to Phil … More
