A documentary-like camera stuck 90% on the protagonist alone doesn't necessarily make a good film, but it increases the rawness and authenticity and saves money for the filmmakers, as it allows them to "neglect" much of the sets and scenery, which are mostly out of focus, so you can guess what's going on but not…

This animated trip into the world of Transformers takes place on the planet Cybertron, where a conspiracy is about to be uncovered, leading to a war that will force Optimus and Megatron to choose sides. Visually quite drab, the show is narratively simple and, as far as humour goes, it’s childishly annoying. But action…

It's as simple as that, Miloš Forman took the Czech New Wave with him across the sea and made his first American film in its style. In short, a kind of Audition or Peter and Pavla, but in the hippie mood of the early 1970s, which was still bubbling in American society at the time. No wonder it was a flop (and Forman,…

Slowly a new modern subgenre is starting to emerge: game night that goes wrong. After Talk to Me we have another similar film, only it's more of a mystery thriller, but it's pretty cool. It has received a lot of praise abroad, the original idea and the execution are interesting (the game with the body swapping is…

An enjoyable bloody forest survival action flick with our Scream Queen Samara Weaving. The film leaves story and dialogue aside, it's a mute spectacle (which is a bit of a shame, because the lore of that world could have been quite interesting). I was worried it would tread water, but fortunately it has a good pace,…

An enjoyable, easy-going high school drama that doesn't try to push the envelope, but it does work with the viewer's emotions. There are interesting characters, some solid jokes, a good cast, a few familiar faces from 13 Reasons Why and enough with to win the viewer over. Love, Simon, unlike its brethren of the same…

It might have improved in quantity (especially the number of monsters), but it got much worse in the quality of the script and storyline. The monsters jumping at the rate of one a minute, but there wasn’t a single scare, and at times I was almost ashamed of how stupid it ultimately was and how nonsensical a script M.J…

Flat and unremarkable in terms of filmmaking, but informative enough, with a great testimonial value about how McDonald’s was actually created step by step with all the main actors. Michael Keaton was excellent as the initially unsuccessful investor recruiting people on a whim for the role of branch managers, the rest…

The classic template of The Walking Dead: several months of waiting for new episodes, which are slightly above average but bring nothing new. It's a pretty stale "it's just going to work out somehow" song, but thankfully at least it keeps its standard and isn't downright stupid, but I also feel like the last four…

The filmmaking is on a much higher level than Marty Pohl's previous films and the shift is quite noticeable, especially the camera was quite calm, the shots were good and the quality of the dialogue was quite good for a film of this kind. The humour is typically boorish and I enjoyed laughing for an hour at the absurd…