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It’s always the father-son stories that get me. Bicycle Thieves, This Boy’s Life and The Pursuit of Happyness, to name a few. There are so many more. There is just something about them, and the ones I named are at the top of the list, if you know what I mean. Even the ones that are a little shoddy at times generate a lot of emotions in me, especially if they feature a conflict between a father and a son. Netflix’s Crypto Boy has a nice template for its story to work. The beats are there, and the film is shot very well.
Crypto Boy‘s plot revolves around Omar and Amir. There is a bit in the names as well. Amir, the only son of the widower Omar, has great ambition in him, not just to earn money but to ‘generate wealth’, a catchphrase heard at a convention related to cryptocurrency.
Crypto Boy‘s plot revolves around Omar and Amir. There is a bit in the names as well. Amir, the only son of the widower Omar, has great ambition in him, not just to earn money but to ‘generate wealth’, a catchphrase heard at a convention related to cryptocurrency.
- 10/21/2023
- by Ayush Awasthi
- Film Fugitives
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When you type “zany synonyms” in Google, you find words like avant-garde, eccentric, quirky, and so on. But Netflix’s latest rom-com, The Wonder Weeks, directed by Appie Boudellahis and Aram van de Rest, is none of that, despite Netflix projecting it as a “Zany” comedy on the website. Of course, not everything Netflix says has to be true, and ninety percent of their original movies are forgettable, but this movie is god-awful. I wish I had a less harsh word to describe it, but this is just how it is.
I don’t mind the romantic comedy or family comedy genres. If things are done well, films of these genres can turn out to be as satisfactory as eating a bag full of potato chips when you have no other snacks available. But the problem with Netflix is that they have this exasperating tendency to apply an equivalent of TikTok filter to everything,...
I don’t mind the romantic comedy or family comedy genres. If things are done well, films of these genres can turn out to be as satisfactory as eating a bag full of potato chips when you have no other snacks available. But the problem with Netflix is that they have this exasperating tendency to apply an equivalent of TikTok filter to everything,...
- 6/10/2023
- by Rohitavra Majumdar
- Film Fugitives
‘The Wonder Weeks’ (2023) Ending, Explained: Do The Young Parents Come To Terms With Their Families?
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Set in the Netherlands, The Wonder Weeks, or Oei, ik groei! showcases three families of young parents and the highs and lows of raising their infants. Directed by Appie Boudellah and Aram van de Rest, the movie stars Sallie Harmsen, Soy Kroon, Lous Talpe, Katja Schuurman, Yolantha Cabau, and others as young fathers and mothers who try to understand the best ways to raise their kids. With multiple laugh-out-loud moments and some deep messages, The Wonder Weeks tells the story of what the necessities are to help raise kids. Here’s everything that happens in this light-hearted comedy/drama movie.
Spoilers Ahead
Who Are The Parents?
Three moms give birth to three children in three separate families, and thanks to the proximity of the local daycare center, they become friends quickly. On the one hand, there’s Anne and Barry and their little daughter Mia, while the Moroccan Sabri and...
Spoilers Ahead
Who Are The Parents?
Three moms give birth to three children in three separate families, and thanks to the proximity of the local daycare center, they become friends quickly. On the one hand, there’s Anne and Barry and their little daughter Mia, while the Moroccan Sabri and...
- 6/9/2023
- by Indrayudh Talukdar
- Film Fugitives
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