Nigel Paolo Grageda

‘Poor Things.’ - A Luring Concoction Unfurling the Limits of Deep Sensibilities

Temperaments are crazed, tempted, and learned in Yorgos Lanthimos’ wild science-fiction pleasure.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

"Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania" - Explosive with Particles of Wonder in the MCU Whole

Blast here, blast there, it's a loaded hysteria in a dream explosion of absurdist curiosity.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

"The Banshees of Inisherin" - Moving On Lingers with Remorse, Just to Let It Pass

To accept what's come to takes an excruciatingly slow while, and it could be madness.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

“Don’t Look Up” - Satirical, Terrifying as Global Ignorance Means Annihilation

Adam McKay’s political collage hits the nerve on misinformation and cultural abandon.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” Unspools the Multiverse of Disappointment

Peter Parker reaches ultimate maturity, and it may be time to stop the MCU.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

“The Green Knight” - Remembering Destiny is Innocence in David Lowery’s Sweeping Achievement

A legend rises, and the voyage is as meaningless as it is rewarding.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

"My Amanda" - Will the Will-They-Won't-They Genre Ever Be Cosmically Off-Trend?

This inseparable pals’ unfaltering closeness is comprised of small lasting encounters, thus sweeter in their dimunitive indulgences.

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“Black Widow” - MCU's Experiment Results in the New Standard-Bearer of the Cavalcade

Marvel Studios cements Natasha Romanoff’s legacy, yet maybe what matters is taking bygones with to make amends with pursuing the present.

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“No Sudden Move” - A Race Where Who Loses First Sees It to the End

Steven Soderbergh’s caper relies on sheer instinct in figuring if anyone is even anyone.

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To the Wilderness

To the wilderness renew river is dry as the wetness gush exit, retire to this known venue whimpering water with its hush.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

"Malcolm & Marie" Beautifies Misery through Adequately Exaggerated Acts

Reoccurring hurt is the shards of amnesiac loving so neutrally luminous and pierces deeply.

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"Nomadland" - The Desolate Occupies Somethingness for Settlement or Passing Along

All expeditions circle the farther the miles ahead.

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“Wonder Woman 1984” Broadcasts Wishfulness During DC Superhero Season

Patty Jenkins connives a festive but possibly overcompensating merry-go-round.

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"Fan Girl" is a Twisted Fairytale About Addiction and Overcoming Abusive Relations

In a fanatical country, idolatry is a cycle of media and government.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

"Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" - Conscience is a Cabin Where Blues Resounds Louder

Fluting horns and belting out the blues is as suffocating as the airless, crowded self.

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Nostalgic Fragments: or The Geometrical Shaping of Reminiscences

The old world is only one gawk away and it relives presently.

Nigel Paolo Grageda

Tending the Orchard By Memory

Tending the orchard by memory, all garlands are relics of worry; prancing on patches before the edge, yet I lull to watch this sightly...

Nigel Paolo Grageda

"Alter Me" - Musically Climactic, this is the Sound of Brokenhearted Resurrection

Because heartbreak is music and sexing that begs listening to.

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"Hayop Ka! The Nimfa Dimaano Story" - A Worthwhile Revolt of Senseless Poverty and Cartoon Daydream

Felinely animation and detailed with clever caricatures, this is the Philippines motioned with satirical lovemaking.

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Same Loves

Same loves, difference in manner, and I dig my claws, yet muddy, the swill is least of the matter for thou is the source of my glee; Same...