A relaxing ride for a good mood. Guy Ritchie watched Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds and thought he could make something cool like that too. Well, it's not that good, but it's fun to watch. A stylish wartime flick with a western score, a great Henry Cavill and Alan Ritchson as the ultimate killing machine; it…

Atmospheric found footage inferno!!! I didn't think I'd ever be scared to go to the toilet after watching a horror movie, but here I was, like, super uncomfortable. I don't mind ghosts or demons, I don't mind heads and dicks being cut and guts flying around, but I downright hate mannequins and clowns and this combo is…

I like sports dramas and I was really looking forward to Challengers since the first trailer. Luca Guadagnino is a guarantee of quality filmmaking and he delivers a solid sports romance that, although a little scrappy at times in the second half, but Zendaya pulls all the attention to herself. The finale is nicely…

An adventure fairytale with decent production design but terrible visual effects, and infamous for Arnold Schwarzenegger's fight with Jackie Chan. Aside from the much-publicized fight in the trailers, there's not much of either Jackie or Arnold, and the story is about everything but them. A princess, a witch, a dragon…

Out of sentiment for the material and respect for the legend of Sergio Leone, it's hardly three stars. In A Fistful of Dollars it is clear that the cult trilogy is still in its infancy. The budget is lacking and the technical side is all over the place, but the foundation stones have been successfully laid. Clint…

While Laputa: Castle in the Sky didn't wow me as much as Miyazaki's breathtaking "trilogy" (working title) Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle, and Princess Mononoke, it's still a highly above average animated film that stands tall in terms of quality. There is the typical Miyazaki motif of a girl/woman and a boy/man…

A funny and brisk piece from The Hire series that brings together an all-star cast. A satanic Gary Oldman, an "ageing" James Brown, tough guys Clive Owen and Danny Trejo and last but not least a bizarre Marilyn Manson.

Those already familiar withy the character of the Marquis de Sade (for example, in the 2000 biopic Quills) will understand the many scenes that are fundamentally full of perversion and depravity. De Sade was a man who vented his (highly perverse) desires into writing, so if you want to adapt some of his work…

Nice, authentically acted and very conversational. In Weekend, two different worldviews clash in opinion, but it's impossible to side with either of them. Both main characters have their own truth, life direction and purpose, which begs the question of whether they can be together despite their many differences. A…

A very original film in Woody Allen oeuvre, which did not make me laugh as much as, for example, The Curse of the Jade Scorpion or Scoop, but I rather enjoyed the unconventional style and the idea itself. The film is a kind of documentary about a fictional man, Leonard Zelig, who caused a sensation in the 1920s and…