Psy 3. W Imię Zasad

Władysław Pasikowski is, together with Patryk Vega, the biggest star in the director's chair in Poland. Vega suits me better because of the over-the-top violence and humour, while Pasikowski makes more mature European-style films with the excellent Boguslaw Linda. It's more of a thriller/crime drama about corruption in the Police and personal revenge, but the final tactical half hour shootout was definitely a delight. Shot and acted superbly. It's got pace and decent action. I enjoyed it. Story****, Action***, Humor>No, Violence**, Entertainment****, Music***, Visuals****, Atmosphere****, Suspense***. 7/10. (02/13/2021)

The film started off looking like a video recording of a meeting of retired Polish policemen, only to transform into the most badass part of the whole trilogy. In the previous installment, I complained about a far-fetched plot. Not this time, the whole film was totally realistic. The old-timers played their part well, the young blood did not lag behind, and Mr. Pasikowski had everything completely under control, so my only duty was to have a good time. I’m proud to report that this duty has been fulfilled. (08/16/2020)