[Movie Review] ‘The Shape of Water’ shows us how inexplicable love can be
While “The Shape of Water” sounds fantastical as a premise and is executed just as imaginatively, it’s lacking in terms of the relatability of the [Click to read more.]
Month: February 2018
[Movie Review] Dakota Johnson looks incredibly liberated in ‘Fifty Shades Freed’
Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson) in “Fifty Shades of Grey” is a completely different person from the character who appears in “Fifty Shades Freed”. Gone are [Click to read more.]
[Movies] A quick visual guide to all 12 characters in ‘Black Panther’ (yes, they’re all important)
I caught “Black Panther” last week and it was pretty good! However, it has a sprawling cast that’s difficult to keep track of. It’s partly [Click to read more.]
[Movie Review] ‘Black Panther’ is part spy movie, part political drama
Wakanda is one of the strangest countries in a fictitious superhero universe, and that’s saying something given that that we’ve seen civilisations of Norse gods, [Click to read more.]
[Education] Easy ways to teach children about diversity without make it about writing academic compositions
By Adrian Kuek (Joyous Learning) and Marcus Goh Globalisation is everybody’s favourite buzzword these days, but it’s not just some corporate jargon made up to impress CEOs. [Click to read more.]
[Television] New TV shows coming to Singapore in February 2018: Altered Carbon, The Tick, Queen of Mystery 2, Strike Back and more
Every month, we’ll tell you about new tv shows to hit terrestrial and cable channels, as well as streaming sites in Singapore. We’ll also highlight [Click to read more.]
[Movies] What movies should you catch this February?
Yes, the first week of February is almost over (I flipped my calendars over from January to February just yesterday). But if you have no [Click to read more.]
[Television Commentary] Why didn’t YouTube series ‘The Rule Breakers Series’ see an improvement in quality?
The first two “The Rule Breakers” shorts came to fame for their fight choreography in 2014, and they even won the “Singapore Outstanding Creativity Award” [Click to read more.]
[Movie Review] ‘The Last Recipe’ is a magical depiction of food and cooking
There’s elegant, beautiful shots of food — but push it too far, and it drifts into the realm of foodporn. Fortunately, “The Last Recipe” never descends [Click to read more.]