After nine years, the spin-off prequel to the fourth installment of the established franchise from a nearly 80-year-old geezer... If it weren't for the Mad Max franchise and the old-timer George Miller, one would have expected a mess. But that series is Mad Max and that old man is the visionary Miller, or once again,…

It took three years for the emotions to settle. In the meantime, I watched all of Supergirl and Superman & Lois. But now I'm quite curious about how the series managed to continue with the new Batwoman played by Javicia Leslie. The problem (or advantage, depending on how you look at it) is the fact that the new…

A bit of a disappointment for me, only the awesome finale pulls it up to a higher rating, but otherwise a bit of a letdown. The light-hearted concept bothered me a bit, unfortunately it isn't very funny and most of the actors overact disgustingly theatrically (Andrew Koji downright pissed me off here and doesn't…

A decent, manipulative European oddity on an interesting subject, where Mia Wasikowska (she looks terrible!) shows students new dietary trends, which soon leads to kids stopping eating and parents being sick of it. Too bad it doesn't go into further extremes and there's probably only one properly unpleasant scene. The…

George Miller is a god and serves up another excellent post-apocalyptic blast. If Fury Road was a 10, this is a very solid 9! Another great visually lavish cinematic experience, of which there won't be many this year, so don't hesitate any longer and head on over! It tells the revenge story of a young Furiosa in an…

It's a pity, as the potential of this film was much, much greater than the bland result. It was missing only a little to become an imaginative A-list intimate thriller that, while not fully matching, could certainly come close to the quality of Phone Booth. The original idea and quality cast are commendable. Rachel…

An adorable, brilliant work by director Ján Roháč, his best work after the series about two foolish French clerks. It is an original comedy conceived as poetic clowning by three top actors with a talent for movement and the ability to express everything essential with just facial expressions. Three little bugs…

My overall impression is high at 80%. However, let's be honest, the "magic" in this case is carried by Chekhov's excellent literary source and the strong cast. This play has such a perfectly television-like appearance that if it weren't for a few exterior shots of domestic animals, the viewer might think they were…

The fairly well-written, though not exceptional, script that stays within the mainstream, combined with the decent cast led by the experienced Samuel L. Jackson, elevates the film to a slightly above-average genre piece. I can't give it four stars due to the clichéd tacked-on happy ending, which doesn't match the…

If you're going to visit Japan, do it with an expert on Japanese society and culture like Martin Vačkář and an excellent documentarian like Jan Špáta. Vačkář managed to select the most interesting aspects of Japan, and Špáta appropriately assembled and edited his selections, resulting in an impressive and information…