The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is the most recent Coen Brothers film and one of the first, that I’ve seen, of a famous director changing mediums to adapt to new viewers. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs ultimately succeeded in doing so, bringing in a new audience by being published on the popular streaming site, Netflix. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is a fresh, new and well-made film that is easy to pick up and put down.
Kind and funny… until he shoots all your fingers off…
As soon as the rumour that the Avengers trailer was dropping at 9 AM EST (1 AM over here in Australia) I was prepping myself for a late night. In bed watching the final episode of the Good Place season 3 the clock struck 12:00, and after a quick refresh of the Marvel Entertainment youtube page, my heart took a leap.
It was out
It was here
It was beautiful
So being the geek I am I am here to pick apart and cast my theories and opinions on the trailer.
Right now I am in a period of watching a variety of films from a variety of directors, and I’m currently finishing up a director’s repertoire which I am going to review and analyse in the future. So, for today whilst I am in this watching period I decided to revisit one of my most beloved film franchises, the MCU. Now the MCU is not in any way a perfect and pristine franchise, It has its bad movies and plot holes but it’s a franchise that has to ability to raise my hairs and give me a sense of hope and passion. So, today I am going to pick apart the 18 film series and reveal my top 5 MCU films.
The Neophyte 