An enjoyable black French comedy that reminded me of Wild Tales. The main theme is winning the lottery, but besides winning, our protagonists are also facing a chilling nightmare. The black humour works just right, it's properly funny, wacky and chilling at the same time, though I thought a couple of times that it…

An unexpected surprise and a very good film. The idea of black and white film from the Women's Judo World Championships sounds quite unattractive and bland at first glance, but I guarantee that by the 10th minute you'll be glued to your screen and biting your nails. The protagonist is an Iranian judoka who wants to…

I wish the film success, but for me it's a similarly average as the first one. I don't like this kind of animated films. It has little action, it's not very funny, it has a clever and entertaining premise, but it lacks more interesting characters and I found the whole thing quite bland and not very entertaining.…

A surprising misstep by the Eggers brothers and A24. They made an annoying and unlikeable film (I really don't know why horror is included?) with a pretty nerve-wracking grandmother – at the end when she blows the whistle I thought I was going to throw my laptop out the window. Weird, annoying, boring. 3/10.

Zoë Kravitz makes her debut with a thriller that for me was a lot of fun. I'm very much into these themes where a group of random strangers are isolated in some place and things just doesn't play out as planned. The lead actress isn’t a great beauty, though, I would cast someone more interesting for the lead role, but…

Shaky camera work, rapid cuts injecting ridiculous chaos into the action instead of dynamics, and a plot in an advanced state of dementia. Chuck is "serious as a heart attack" here, resembling himself in a wax museum in the close-ups, and a generation younger Swiss taekwondo practitioners are beating him, but there’s…

“The world spins fast, Mr. Siffredi. Especially for those who are left alone...” An involuntary exit from the train and the explosive performance of a comedian on stage mark the beginning of a war. Simple, loud, and at times inconsistent, just the way lovers of old orders and gangster honor like it. The laconic Delon…

Time is money. The theme of accelerated physical transformation is frightening in itself, but everything dies due to atrociously written characters on the brink of caricature and an overwhelming attempt to communicate so much that we end up learning nothing. Or rather, we just don’t care. Let’s call it a sixth sense,…

Johnny patiently and persistently climbs the stone walls of Frankieburg Castle like a seeker waiting for a second chance, and only at the end does the drawbridge over the moat of trauma fall, slightly opening the gate, making it clear that he will want inside even more. The bet on the ordinariness of the characters (a…

Those “extended life forms,” who will soon have to switch to paper straws when vacuuming rats, reminded me of a vampiric variation on 2 Broke Girls. With humor so anemic that the only dirt was in the coffins, and a sentimental ending that fit in about as well as Vlad Ţepeş's opening speech at the annual conference of…