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 here a global star (which she definitely didn’t want). The first half of the film with Matt Dillon as Brando provides an interesting…

A sex-packed would-be thriller/drama with a dysfunctional romantic motif. When the main characters aren’t having sex, donkeys are mating in the yard or one of the dozen couples or threesomes are going at it in a by-the-hour hotel, where half of the film takes place. And if not that, at least the sound of intercourse…

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,…

At first I ignored this film, but the label of the best comedy of last year did catch my attention and I don't regret it. Even without knowing the previous episodes, I enjoyed this one and laughed a lot. It's a more mature comedy with more intelligent humor and very solid lines that I remember even an hour after the…

I expected much more from the director of the excellent Cold Eyes and Korea's biggest star of the moment, Byeong-heon Lee, and the other actors are among the stars. The problem with me is mainly in the plot, because watching almost two and a half hours of the biggest scam in Korea taking place is not very attractive…

The Spaniards are back and in form again! When I say Spanish filmmaking I automatically think of gems like Sleep Tight, The Hidden Face, Wild Tales, The Body, Julia’s Eyes, The Skin I Live In, and there are of course more, but these representatives are the most important and after today I can add The Invisible Guest.…

An enjoyable fun tale that mixes two phenomena together, namely singing TV competitions and animals, which have been building their strong anime base lately. It's modern, funny and nicely suspenseful. The animation is solid, the songs are mainstream but well sung, and the characters of each animal are more than…

A fairly enjoyable film starring a great Sam Neill and an interesting obese brat who performed more than convincingly. A big upside is the New Zealand scenery, which is literally a treat for the eye, and I also praise the perfect scene with the huge wild pig. There is less humour, but it's nice to watch, still I don't…