Not to repeat himself, George Miller went about it differently this time and decided to focus on what he didn't have time for last time, and we get to know the characters and the world better. But that doesn't mean there's no action. There is action, and what kind of action. The first act alone puts most recent action…

If you don’t read anything about Anora in advance or see the trailer, it is flawlessly unpredictable not only in terms of plot, but also in terms of genre. The situation in which the protagonist finds herself easily varies in its degree of seriousness, shifting from tensely comedic to cruelly dramatic. The film…

An excellent flashback to Fury Road. It lacks Max Rockatansky, it lacks the frenetic pace, but the story is more substantial. Furiosa explains the laws of the imagined world. George Miller seems to realize that he skipped over a lot of things and presented them as fact without showing them. He describes a fragile…

A good movie, but not exactly groundbreaking or unforgettable. It was still a pleasant watch with relatively likable characters, both the main duo and some of the supporting ones they encountered along the way. The pace was a bit uneven at times, but the animation and music were nice. The story was decent, but for me,…

A young, novice actress’s whining that shooting an intense scene for a butter commercial with Bernardo Bertolucci and Marlon Brando ruined her life. Without mentioning that it also made her a global star (which she definitely didn’t want). The first half of the film with Matt Dillon as Brando provides an interesting…

Even though this film has been received quite lukewarmly here, I liked it and didn't find the only bright spot to be the cast, which I took more as a strength for the film. I liked all the leading actors, the previously unknown to me Norah Jones surprised me and Natalie Portman and Rachel Weisz gave the best…

The first thing to highlight about American Werewolf in London is without a doubt the absolutely breathtaking make-up and special effects used in the very authentic werewolf transformation scene. Even though this film was made in the early 1980s, the work with those effects still commands respect. The pretty horror…

Ole Bornedal really won me over with this film. The last time I experienced a similar feeling was during a screening of a similarly raw film from Estonia – The Class. This time it is not about bullying, but about moral values and their limits, about religion and truth, regardless of what it is. I really liked the…

If you don’t read anything about Anora in advance or see the trailer, it is flawlessly unpredictable not only in terms of plot, but also in terms of genre. The situation in which the protagonist finds herself easily varies in its degree of seriousness, shifting from tensely comedic to cruelly dramatic. The film…

The inspiration of See no Evil is evident, both by the hotel and the villain. It's a pity they didn't push envelope more on the gore, it could have been a solid carnage that could have stirred a few horror hearts. This way it's more of a nicely shot and atmospheric flick that doesn't offend too much, but doesn't…