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Mortal Kombat II (2026): entertaining, very gory and pretty bad
Second installment in the film reboot begun with Mortal Kombat (2021). Better than the first one, though still…
Mortal Kombat (2021): better as an adaptation than as a film
A new film based on the popular video game franchise that falls short in almost every respect.
Disclosure Day: no science and plenty of fiction in classic Spielberg mode
A film shaped by its director, with his themes, his images, his music and a few mistakes that…
Anon: sci-fi with good ideas but little soul
Andrew Niccol delivers another work that starts from a great initial idea but whose development is quite cold.
He-Man: somewhere between a blockbuster and a straight-to-video movie
A pretty entertaining film that will get more than one smile out of you even if you have…
How to configure 5.1 sound in Windows 11
Step-by-step tutorial for configuring Windows 11, VLC and PotPlayer to play 5.1 sound.
Michael: a great musical tribute. An overly gentle biopic
A film with enough material to become something great, but it never fully uses it and steers clear…
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War. The film format works in its favor
Amazon's Jack Ryan series continues as a film that follows the same core formula. There are no surprises…
The Judge: More Family Drama Than a Courtroom Movie
A superb cast gives everything in a film that is more conventional than it should be.
The Mandalorian and Grogu: four episodes of a great series disguised as a movie
Lightweight Star Wars that works as summer entertainment for the whole family. But nothing more.
Arco: a luminous tale between Ghibli and Moebius
Gentle, family-friendly science fiction with a very strong visual identity.
Crimson Rivers 2: a very Dan Brown sequel
Entertaining, though it is far from the first film in every way: plot, screenplay and ambition.
Project Hail Mary: Ryan Gosling, Rocky and (very) warm-hearted sci-fi
Review of the Phil Lord and Christopher Miller film based on Andy Weir’s novel Project Hail Mary.
The Crimson Rivers: a European Seven
Crime, snow and two leads with real chemistry (Vincent Cassel and Jean Reno) in an imperfect European thriller,…
Harry Brown: when Michael Caine dressed up as the Punisher
It doesn’t reinvent revenge cinema, but it hooks you thanks to a spectacular Michael Caine and violence that…
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