Who am I? – the essential question to start a spiritual journey.
This metaphysical review of the Finnish film “The Forbidden Fruit” (Kielletty hedelmä), 2009 delves into the complexities of spiritual growth and temptation. The review was written by Jacklyn A Lo. Soul All of us, 8 billion souls on planet Earth, have a different spiritual origin. Some of us are very young souls who have just entered the human world and have a lot to learn, while… Read More »Review of Film: The Forbidden Fruit
Metaphysical Movie Review by Jacklyn A. Lo – Apeiron (2013), Director Maria Ruotsala. Apeiron, by Finnish woman director Maria Ruotsala, is a thought-provoking film that is itself a work of art. Who am I? The protagonist, Umbra, goes through the “Who am I?” process. He has an academic background and earns his living by lecturing students and examining patients with mental disorders. Therefore, his soul… Read More »Apeiron (2013). Metaphysical Review by Jacklyn A. Lo
Metaphysical Movie Review by Jacklyn A. Lo – The Drop” (2014). Director: Michael R. Roskam. Writer: Dennis Lehane. False Pride The key phrase in this film is False Pride. Bob’s current life is realized in the harsh environment of Brooklyn, infested with low-level mafia gangs. Bob makes a reasonable living working as a bartender in a pub that was previously owned by Cousin Marv. At… Read More »The Drop (2014). Metaphysical in Film
This is a Faith-based film reviewed by Jacklyn A. Lo. Faith in God “Father Stu” (2022) is one of the best biopic films about the hard path of a man to Faith in God. Stuart ( Stu in short) is a professional boxer with a father who is a drunkard living for his own pleasure and a loving mother, without a spiritual spark Change His life destiny… Read More »Father Stu ( 2022). Spiritual Movie Review
Spiritual Movie Review by Jacklyn A. Lo – Requiem for a Dream (2000).
The biggest problem in the western world is IGNORANCE.
The first key phrase in the Kyle XY ( TV series 2006-2009) is “Who am I?”
Fifteen-year-old Kyle appears from out of nowhere and asks himself that question: “Who am I?”
The Butterfly Effect (2004), directors Eric Bress, and J. Mackye Gruber, is a highly entertaining and thought-provoking movie.
Although we live in the physical and metaphysical worlds, the average Westerner understands that he exists only in physical reality.
In the movie Morgan ( 2016), director Luke Scott reveals human beings’ ethical choices concerning the artificial intelligence entities created by those human beings.
Some questions come to mind when one watches this movie.
The Escape Plan (2013) by director Mikael Håfström is a thought-provoking movie.
To clarify, this film is about transforming problems into challenges, solving them, and gaining additional energy potential.
The Omen II: Damien (1978) film’s directors Don Taylor and Mike Hodges, is a great thought-provoking movie.
The keyword here is, Who are we?
The entire Omen series is compelling and mysterious.
Each of the series has its mesmerizing effect, based on mystical twists of the story. However, the second series, Omen II: Damien, is the most thoughtful.