Interstellar – Searching across the universe for the existence of humankind

“Man was born on Earth. But, they were never meant to die there”. -Interstellar

“The Little Prince” A picture within a picture. The problem is not about growing up.

What is essential is invisible to the eye. The Little Prince is a popular novel that is sold around the world, and it is now adapted into a movie. This time, it will not only portray the story of the little prince. Instead, the movie begins with the story of how a girl, whose life has been carefully planned out by her mother, meets with an old man wearing a pilot suit. Using a story to tell a story, the movie tells two stories concurrently – the life of the little prince and the pilot, a old man and the girl.

Experience never gets old – The Intern

When a 70 year old mature man [Ben Whittaker] (starred by Robert De Niro) went through a period of retirement, he felt an empty void in his heart and decided to look for the “Oasis” that would quench the thirst of his spiritual needs. As a result, he decided to re-enter the workforce as an intern. He found himself working in an online-fashion company of 200 employees set up by a young CEO [Jules Ostin] (starred by Anne Hathaway).

Marvel: The Iron Man who revived to the Superhero Kingdom

Having filed for bankruptcy in 1996, Marvel’s first independent production <Iron Man> in 2008 came after more than 10 years of turmoil and battles. This production propelled Marvel into another golden era.

While in your 70s – Run even harder! This is the “Last Marathon”~

70 year-old Paul and wife Margaret shifted over to the Old Folk’s Home. As a 1956 Melbourne Olympics Marathon legend who took the gold medal, the plain and peaceful life at the Old Folk’s Home was unable to satisfy him. So he slipped on his running shoes once again, started with a slow run, but finally even proclaimed to the Old Folk’s Home that he will take the championship at this year’s Berlin Marathon Competition!

Inside Out – Let’s not have any wrong thoughts!

“Inside Out” is a movie that was produced by “Pixar Animation Studios” and directed by Pete Doctor. The movie depicts the cartoon version on neurological work of the brain when controlling a person’s emotions, separating out the different emotions into five characters,

“Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust.”