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The Uprising: a realistic Braveheart
Medieval Europe in all its supposed glory? A film that explains the period better than any other.
Green Lantern (2011) extended cut: not as bad as Reynolds says
An entertaining superhero movie, full of clichés and CGI that overwhelms almost everything.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day, inconsequential entertainment
A lesser Spider-Man movie that serves more as a link in the MCU than a story that stands…
The Invite (2026): pure theater
An adaptation of the Spanish film “The People Upstairs”, itself based on Cesc Gay’s stage play “Los vecinos…
The End of Oak Street: it’s not another Jurassic Park, even if it looks like one
An entertaining adventure film with family drama and an 80s feel. More than a decent watch.
Glengarry Glen Ross: a film about sales that many people have misunderstood
The best sales movie ever made, with an absurdly good cast to boot.
Mayday: Ryan Reynolds’ buddy movie and Sisu’s brother
A very commercial production with the distinctive stamp Apple gives these movies.
Mutiny: Statham’s Typical Die Hard
A film by, for and built around Jason Statham, with all the (many) good things and the (few)…
In the Grey: the same old Guy Ritchie. But more fun
Another outing from the prolific British director that moves at full speed and entertains throughout.
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…
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