Dyah (pronounced Dee-yah) is a Senior Author for Collider. She graduated from Satya Wacana Christian University in October 2019, obtaining a Bachelor's degree in English Literature with a concentration on Creative Writing. Currently, she's pursuing her Master's degree in English Language Studies and is expected to graduate in 2024.
The ingredients to a great drama are an engaging script, strong cast members, and most importantly, believable emotions. Unfortunately, not every film hits the checklist. Netflix has seen its fair share of drama movies that fall flat, leaving viewers scratching their heads or skipping to the next movie.
Sadly, the film is a snoozefest. The storyline is a mess, and it’s as if the film doesn’t have a coherent plot to fully encapsulate the strong, wild emotions of grief and loss. Even as it tries to wrap things up with a heartwarming bow, The Starling falls flat. For a movie that brings up profound themes, it is surprisingly hollow.Not available
Romance films are supposed to offer an escape from the heartbreak of reality. But Purple Hearts misses the mark with its painfully obvious lack of research on military life and diabetes. The film not only misunderstands military marriages but also bungles basic administrative details like credit unions, advance pay, and deployments.
Netflix has a knack for modernizing Regency period tales, as seen with the popular Bridgerton franchise. Sadly, this supposedly hip adaptation of Austen’s “Persuasion” is shallow and daft. While it’s fine to reimagine Anne Elliot as a modern, nonconformist idealist, which is revolutionary for a woman during her time, she’s stripped of the original character’s mournful bitterness.
Pain Hustlerswants to be the next Wolf of Wall Street. It tries to capture that sharp, relentless pace audiences expect from a cutthroat sales environment. But unfortunately, the film doesn't have the chops. With supposedly inspiring scenes that come off as cringey, a script that lacks focus, and not enough chemistry betwen the two leading cast members, instead of feeling authentic, the film comes off as a lackluster imitation of Martin Scorsese's classic.
3 ‘The Last Thing He Wanted’ Directed by Dee Rees The Last Thing He Wanted drags audiences into the chaotic world of Elena McMahon , a seasoned D.C. journalist assigned to El Salvador alongside her photographer, Rosie Perez . The two intend to break a story about the war crimes possibly linked to America’s meddling in the region. But two years after escaping the crisis, Elena can’t shake off the story of American guns in Contra hands.
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