Analysis
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‘Companion’ (2025) Analyzed: Love In The Time Of AI
Forget stealing your jobs, AI is coming for your relationships! A recent survey found that 1 in 4 people under 40 believe AI can replace real-life romantic relationships. It’s not just about speculations anymore. So, when Companion (2025) showed people in long-term, serious relationships with AI and its devastating consequences, it didn’t seem like an…
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‘Conclave’ (2024) Is Actually About Gender
Usually, a movie brings a story to life. But with Conclave (2024), it’s the real-life circumstances that breathed life into the movie. First released in late 2024, the movie exploded in popularity with a 283% vieweriship boost around April-May 2025, after the death of Pope Francis. Conclave depicts a process that was suddenly all over…
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The KPOP Song That Made Me See The Beauty Of Life
I kept seeing people call the KPOP boy group Ateez “performance monsters.” As someone who enjoys the spectacle of theatrical productions, grand choreos, and fierce songs, it was a group I had to check out. Most of their discography slapped hard, so I dived deeper into the members’ solo work. I came across Yunho’s “Be…
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Drop (2025): Why Does Every Man In This Movie Look The Same?
I’m not the best at facial recognition, especially during fast-paced action movies with many similar characters. But Drop (2025) likely used this on purpose. Now, this could be the viewers reading too much and finding patterns where there’s just a thin plot and poor casting decisions. But the theory fits, so hear me out. Drop…
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The Ultimate Scorpio Song: “Why Do You Love” By Ateez Hongjoong
Note: This is not meant to reinforce stereotypes about any sign, and it definitely doesn’t mean every Scorpio thinks, feels, and acts this way. It’s just a fun way to look at how an artist born as a Scorpio made a song embodying the traits commonly associated with the sign. Scorpios are often said to…
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J-Hope’s “Jack In The Box” Analyzed: A Creative Experiment
J-Hope’s “Jack In The Box” (his first official album and second solo project after “Hope World”) is a creative experiment. Through Hope World, J-Hope shared glimpses of who he is outside of the “sunshine Hobi” character he plays in BTS projects, and now with Jack In The Box, he’s ready to dig deeper and uncover…