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In 1995 I was 9 years old and I went to the cinema (with dad, obviously) to watch my favourite actor at the time (Jim Carey) playing my favourite villain (The Riddler) from my favourite superhero franchise (Batman). It was like a dream come true, to have your favourite actor play your favourite character. Obviously, … Read more
Hollywood has a future. I can’t remember the last I was so excited to see a new movie coming out (well, probably Mortal Kombat and still hope for Batman). The anticipation was worth it. As opposed to the other movies that somehow got me interested (Old -like, The Many Saints of Newark – dislike), I … Read more
One thing is for sure – as good as HBO is for series (roughly 8 out of 10 are amazing) – they can’t produce a film. It’s been like that since… forever? Deadwood was essentially an extra extended episode of the series – no closure, no turnover, nothing. But The Sopranos prequel, The Many Saints … Read more
I was reading some reviews on Amazon the other day for some cellular blinds and one of the reviews was saying “I was about to miss this great product because of the bad reviews”. Similarly, I was almost missing this great movie because of the reviews I read and the low mark it received on … Read more
Out of all the movies in the world, why (in the world) did I decided to drop a few lines about this 10 year old (mediocre) movie? Because I liked it; the first time I saw it (went to the cinema with a bunch of friends and didn’t know why they were disappointed after the … Read more
I still remember the moments I saw the first Mortal Kombat movie. I say moments because there’s not just one; it’s a series of events that lead to it. Now, I’m not sure if my memory is about the first MK movie or the second, Annihilation. Or maybe I’m just twisting and making up events … Read more
Last week the long-anticipated Snyder Cut was released (on HBO Max). Some might say the studios found another way to make some money without re-investing much. That as well can be true. You wouldn’t expect to have an impact because the movie was released (already) 4 years ago, but still, Snyder’s cut is a direct … Read more
I thought about writing a couple of words on Tenet – the 2020 blockbuster by Christopher Nolan. Highly anticipated, with a generous budget and a rooster up to the standards (so to say), and released in theaters in the middle of a pandemic, this is probably the biggest disappointment in Cinema (at least for the … Read more