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Hardware
i5-7500: the best-value second-hand CPU
A very affordable CPU that can handle (almost) everything.
Movies
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.
Hardware
CHUWI MiniBook X N150: the best-value small Windows laptop. And yet I returned it
A hands-on review of one of the most unusual Windows convertibles, a compact device that could be the…
Movies
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.
Series
The House of the Spirits: a notable adaptation, but perhaps too safe
A review of a terrific magical realism series that is easy to watch, well acted and perhaps too…
Hardware
NVIDIA Quadro P1000: a great cheap graphics card for very specific PCs
Review of the graphics card I bought for my work PC.
Series
Succession: the acclaimed series where everyone is hard to like
Review of a rich family that is impossible to love.
Comics
Blacksad: an adult noir comic with a stunning cartoon look
Review of the complete saga by Juan Díaz Canales and Guarnido: why it is worth reading, and when…
Movies
Arco: a luminous tale between Ghibli and Moebius
Gentle, family-friendly science fiction with a very strong visual identity.
Movies
Crimson Rivers 2: a very Dan Brown sequel
Entertaining, though it is far from the first film in every way: plot, screenplay and ambition.
Movies
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.
Series
The Expanse: one of the best science fiction series in history
A believable, evolving universe, well-built characters, politics, space battles and an ending that leaves you wanting more.
Series
Billions: a great series about people who don’t know how to lose
Prosecutors, hedge funds, companies, lawyers, crossed strategies, and characters who turn every conversation into a lesson in power.
Movies
The Crimson Rivers: a European Seven
Crime, snow and two leads with real chemistry (Vincent Cassel and Jean Reno) in an imperfect European thriller,…
