The Rabbitte Perspective

From Horrific Fantasy To Political Nightmare? 😮 Whether you're an anime enthusiast or someone who just keeps a tab on anything popular that a large mass of people are currently watching, the name of Shingeki no Kyojin , or Attack On Titan  to make it accessible for everyone, is a Japanese animated show that must have come to your attention in one way or the other. Why? Well, much to the same degree as a lot of high-profile and well-received live-action shows in the forms The Walking Dead or Game of Thrones , Studio Wit's popular series inhabits a rather likeable aspect that audiences have come to grasp; characterisation. Amongst the aforesaid shows gruesome and Goya-esque monsters in the form of the titans and the inevitable fluid action that comes along with these entities, what's become more appealing to the devotee's that have followed Attack On Titan from its inception are the characters and how they're relationships with one another intriguingly chang

Spit-Spot As much as audience's association with Walt Disney, and his famed studio of the same name, come from the colourful assortment of animations that have each respectively told distinctive and memorable stories, it's easy to forget the aforesaid studio's live-action features. From their inception into the producing live-action films starting with Treasure Island  and The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men ,  which took inspiration from East-German fairy-tales of the 40's, to this day and age where the demand for live-action remakes of famed animated tales is ever-prominent, Disney have never been shy to act-on a story of realistic proportions and have always enthused musical magic into this specific formula. The most recognisable example of this seen is through Robert Stevenson's Mary Poppins ; a classical musical which rather battened-off Audrey Hepburn's My Fair Lady  at the time and  broke boundaries in its successful attempt in fusing animat

A Year For Blockbusters And Endings? A Flash Forward Into 2019 "For last year's words belong to last year's language...And next year's words await another voice." Hello everyone and welcome back to The Rabbitte Perspective once again for the year of 2019! 😃👌 I hope everyone had a a lovely Christmas break and a wonderful New Year! As is the norm on this Blog, since this is the fist Post that I'll be presenting to everyone in the new year, what better way to comeback and write to you all then to look onward in the many months that lay before us and pick-out particular films that are certainly going to capture the eye of keen cinephiles and general audiences alike. In quickly gazing the plethora of films that are set be released this year, it can't go unnoticed really how many big blockbuster features there are going to be! I know I personally didn't review a lot of films in 2018, due to my efforts being concentrated on different tasks and re