Highest 2 Lowest — This thriller touches the heart. It is the story of a father who is ready to cross every limit for his son—David King — A big name in the music industry, who is mentioned everywhere. Then one day his little son Trey goes missing, and life goes to waste. Along with…
The scene from Nobody 2 starts, and then there is no question of the brakes. No slow intro, no buildup of classic tension. Hutch is again thrown into the same old, tangled world of Mansell. On paper there is the same man – husband, father – but the feeling inside is different. “Family day” is…
At first it felt like a typical school trip movie. Children, group photo, a little forced enthusiasm, a little awkward posing in front of historical plaques—as if they had come to complete a checklist. Everything seemed safe. Predictable. Like a classroom slideshow, just a little more polished. Then something moved slowly. Not loud. Absolutely quiet….
The Bad Guys 2 — It is a full-on rollercoaster ride. Bright lights, fast scenes, the whole old gang is back—Mr. Wolf, Mr. Snake, all ready. Something or the other is happening every second. A film with popcorn energy. But if you stop for a while… and watch carefully… then you feel something in between…
The Naked Gun (2025), just by hearing the name one understands that this is a new edition of the same old slapstick circus… just with a little twist. Liam Neeson has become Frank Drabin Jr., and as soon as the movie starts, a tsunami arrives-nonstop gags, lightning-fast one-liners, overload of visual comedy… there is nothing…
Sketch (2025) — At first it seems that it is going to be some quirky animation. A little girl, strange monsters, a little art-class vibe… meaning a cute story. But as the film progresses, it becomes clear that it is something else. As if someone has come in the night silently and said—“Everything is not…
“AJ Goes to the Dog Park” — the very name makes one feel that it would be something light-hearted, a little strange, but from the heart. And honestly? It is exactly like that. He laughs, seems a little crazy too, but in between there are some moments that go straight and sit in some corner…
Oh, Hi! — heard the name and thought it would be a light rom-com… a little awkward flirting, making coffee while dancing in the kitchen, soft lighting, and that cute “I like you” moment. But bro… this turned out to be something else. This movie is wild. A little too twisted, a little spoiled, and…
Shoshana. Just hearing the name feels strange… like an old memory, vague, which slightly lingers. And as soon as the film starts, one immediately understands that this is not a soft, romantic story. This is a picture of a place where every street, every corner, every heart… was a battlefield of some kind of conflict….
Touch (2025), directed by Rudy Roopchan, does not seem like a typical redemption story at all. And to be honest, the silence that is there at the beginning of this film… he is not just silent. He seems cold from within, almost bone-deep. It is as if he is not saying anything, but has said…
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