I'm more than pleasantly surprised. I liked the fact that the film teetered on the edge of serious and quite deliberately crazy until the end, that its director was able to create a decently dense atmosphere and that he wasn't afraid of the ecological subtext, which was given a wonderful twist in the unexpected – but…

Skating in oil! A meta espionage action whirlwind with many incredible twists and turns. Matthew Vaughn takes the viewer for a ride on several levels and yet it's seamlessly coherent and everything makes perfect sense in the end, no matter how absurd the genre crutch. Sam Rockwell is terrific, and the train fight with…

Honestly, this was probably the worst series I wasted my time on this anime season. The animation was weak, the music was forgettable, but those weren’t even the main issues. The biggest problem for me was the main character. His behavior and voice acting made him incredibly unlikable. Aoi Shouta's voice just doesn't…

Richard Linklater is quite an unexplored director for me, his work has always passed me by, so I didn't have high expectations and I wasn't too impressed either. The action was non-existent, the humour minimal to nonexistent and the whole thing hinged on the likable duo of Glen Powell and the beautiful Adria Arjona,…

Fans of Dumas' might not agree, but "The Three Musketeers" is at best "just" period-conditioned consumable reading, excessively naive and heavily romanticized. Directors attempting to adapt the book were aware of its limitations and the resulting risks for today's audience, often opting for exaggeration and comedic…

Josh C. Waller did not make me happy at all this time. His previous film, Raze, was a solid brutal ride with a badass Zoe Bell, but Camino is more of a plodding and uninteresting borefest. There are a lot of dead spots, the filming is mediocre, and the fights, though entirely bad, lack the proper brutality. There is…

A decent sequel, but I expected a lot more. As for the story, I wasn't too entertained by it and there are a few dead spots, which takes away from the pace and drive, but other attributes make up for it. Perfect visuals, clear cinematography, solid fights, top-notch Wing Chun choreography, an excellent Donnie Yen and…

An easygoing comedy, pulled up by the hilarious duo Mark Wahlberg - Will Ferrel and decent situational humour. You laugh out loud quite a bit, but at times the film stumbles probably because of the kids, which is a shame. Worth a look, though. 65%

I put this film off for a long time, and in the end it wasn't bad at all, but three hours for a conversational mafia drama is just too much. The setting of the Casino was perfect, but only the first half of the film takes place there, the second half deals more with Robert De Niro and Sharon Stone's relationship and I…

This is a clear example of how a potentially interesting premise can turn out to be a disaster and not even the sweet Chloë Grace Moretz can help. The five waves are summed up in five minutes, which I consider to be the biggest flaw. if the film had devoted twenty minutes to each phase, it would have been spectacular…