

The Matrix as a Philosophical Mirror: Consciousness, Self, and the Illusion of Freedom
What is the self? Do we possess free will? What is consciousness, and can we truly know reality? In an era defined by artificial intelligence, digital identities, and growing alienation, the film’s inquiries resonate with urgent clarity.


The Language of Eternity: A Reflection on Arrival and the Power of Words
In Arrival, language is not merely a means of communication—it’s a current that reshapes the mind, a cycle that binds past, present, and future into a single, shimmering orbit.


The Surrealism of Mulholland Drive
Artist and filmmaker, David Lynch, embodies much of the Surrealist ideals in his film, Mulholland Drive.


Why Edward Scissorhands is the Best Robot Film of All-Time (Even if It Wasn’t Meant to Be One)
When people think of great robot films, they name the usual suspects but overlook Edward Scissorhands.


The Spirituality of Annihilation
Annihilation is a film deeply imbued with spiritual undertones, exploring the human condition through themes of disconnection,


The Stereotypes in Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands: Part Three
Tim Burton stereotypically represents The Desperate Housewife to emotionally manipulate his audience. Joyce has all the trappings we have se


The Stereotypes in Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands: Part Two
The stereotypical representation of the Bumbling Dad provides the space for Edward’s demise and ruin. It also adds humour to the film which


The Stereotypes in Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands: Part One
Tim Burton may have a stereotypical representation of The Outsider, but Edward is not like any we've seen before. Yes, he is represented


An Analysis of Edward Scissorhands
This analysis of the film, Edward Scissorhands, analyses the film's gothic fairytale genre, and its theme of conformity