A boy stands on a station platform as a train is about to leave. Should he go with his mother or stay with his father? Infinite possibilities arise from this decision. As long as he doesn't choose, anything is possible.
2009 brought us the James Cameron epic 'Avatar', for those of you looking for a something a little more low key why not check out the apocalyptic thriller - 'The Road'.
2009 in fantastical terms, we'd highly recommend the arthouse hidden gem 'The Secret of Kells'.
The year of the robot suit, think 'Iron Man 3', 'Pacific Rim', and 'Elysium'. Sandra Bullock also had a pretty impressive exoskeleton in 'Gravity', but it didn't do her much good. SPOILER ALERT.
Will Smith is both a Legend and a Robot, but the Star Wars and Star Trek franchises made a comeback in the 2000’s. Don’t worry, Jar Jar Binks is not on this list. We left him in the 90’s.
Slow cinema, also called philosophical cinema, or contemplative cinema, is a style of filmmaking emphasizing meditation over movement; it is often minimalist, observational, and can eschew narrative. The perfect pre-sleep watch!
Movies in the vein of Interstellar: These cerebral sci-fi masterpieces are guaranteed to get you thinking about time, space, destiny, free-will, and pretty much every other insoluble existential mystery. The thinking man's blockbusters!
