Reviews

Nimona: Review

In the realm of Netflix animations, much like with movies, there are numerous routine or unremarkable pieces that often go unnoticed, overshadowed by animated gems such as ‘Rodina na baterky’ or the hit ‘Sea Monster.’ Fortunately, ‘Nimona’ doesn’t fall into this category. From the initial reviews, it was evident that Netflix had the potential for …

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Talk to Me: A Bold Upgrade to Ghost Horror

Talk to Me: A Bold Upgrade to Ghost Horror Studio A24, known for its smaller, more intimate and bolder films, continues its trend of embracing unique and independent works, especially in the horror genre. While Hollywood’s major players often rely on book adaptations or established horror franchises, A24 chooses to explore lesser-known narratives with distinctive …

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Meg 2: The Trench

Meg 2: The Trench One might ask, “Who benefits from this?” However, it seems Jason Statham, Warner Bros., and the broader Hollywood industry are unfamiliar with “Pelíšky” and don’t engage with MovieZone. Their loss. Nonetheless, I eagerly anticipated “Meg 2”. Occasionally, during the summer season, I indulge in a blockbuster that recognizes its own silliness …

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Strays

When I first encountered “Strays” several months ago, I wasn’t enthralled. The concept of Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx voicing dogs that engage in raunchy banter and partake in a basic adventure seemed lackluster. Even now, it’s a hard sell. However, it seems the creators understood this and leaned into their film’s unique strengths. The …

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Heart of Stone

Netflix’s foray into action films has become its own chapter in movie history. Sadly, apart from Hemsworth’s “extraction”, it’s not a chapter worth celebrating. Most of these films, despite having major stars and hefty budgets, end up appearing visually unappealing, dominated by grey tones and over-the-top digital effects. These movies often lack the craft and …

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Armageddon Time

Once again, a seasoned filmmaker revisits his childhood, recalling the historical and familial backdrop that molded him. This retrospective theme is not new – there have been instances like Truffaut’s Nobody Likes Me, Fellini’s Amarcord, Lucas’s American Graffiti, Spike Lee’s Crooklyn, Cameron Crowe’s On the Edge of Fame, and Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird. In recent …

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