Review of 100 Nights of Hero: love and resistance
We analyze the film 100 Nights of Hero, inspired by the graphic novel "The 100 Nights of Hero" by Isabel Greenberg. A story about love and resistance.
Backrooms Analysis: Empty like an abandoned store
The most claustrophobic internet phenomenon of the last decade has finally reached the silver screen via A24, directed by the very kid who turned it i...
June 2026 Movies: Major New Releases and Premieres!
Check out the biggest movies hitting theaters in June 2026, including Masters of the Universe, Scary Movie, and Supergirl.
The Top 7 Most Divisive Movies on Rotten Tomatoes
Some movies destroy marriages, some ruin family dinners, and some put down a clear line between the public opinion and the critic opinion on Rotten To...
Remarkably Bright Creatures Review: Your Aunt Will Love It!
A widow on the verge of moving, a young man searching for the father who vanished years ago, and a Giant Pacific octopus that thinks, feels, and narra...
Analysis of Swapped: an animated film about empathy with a HUGE plot twist
Today, we’re taking a look at this wonderful animated film, perfect for family viewing, with such an important message about understanding the other p...
My Dearest Assassin Review: Unpretentious action that delivers
This Thai film blends action and tragic romance into a story with familiar themes, but it works well when executed correctly.
For those who loved Project Hail Mary: the best space and sci-fi movies
Did you enjoy Project Hail Mary and find yourself wanting more intelligent, moving space stories? We have selected several incredible films about spac...
Mortal Kombat 2 Review: It Embraces Chaos and succeeds where the first failed
With more action, humor, and fatalities, Mortal Kombat 2 fixes several mistakes from the 2021 film and finally makes the tournament the centerpiece. D...
Michael Analysis: When Criticism Fails to Reflect Public Appeal
Michael, the Michael Jackson biopic, bets on spectacle while avoiding controversy. Read our review to discover the highlights, the flaws, and the reas...
American Sweatshop Review: The invisible cost of keeping the digital world clean
The saying "when you gaze long into the digital abyss, the abyss gazes back into you" lingers over this work, but the execution leaves much to be desi...
May 2026: Major New Movies and Premieres!
The month of May arrives with some exciting titles for the big screen, such as Backrooms and Mortal Kombat 2. Check out the main releases below!
The Drama Review: A Relationship Time Bomb Disguised as a Rom-Com
During wedding week, a simple question triggers a crisis that The Drama explores with intelligence, dark humor, and a class critique that bites harder...
The Chronology of Water Analysis: An Open and Inflamed Wound
Kristen Stewart makes her directorial debut with ambition, visual sensitivity, and a theme that shows no mercy. The Chronology of Water is both an env...
Pretty Lethal Review: Entertaining, but...
This Amazon Prime production hit the Top 4 for action films, blending elements of action and comedy. The premise is intriguing, though it could have b...
Project Hail Mary Review: A Breath of Fresh Air for the Genre
Project Hail Mary is not another grandiose American space sci-fi movie that is all about spectacle. It is more naive and, at the same time, more neces...
7 Female Movie Directors You Must Meet
The problem wasn't female representation in cinema. Women make movies, but most of the public and critics just don't watch them. In this article, we'l...
April 2026: New Movies and Premieres
Check out the main films premiering in American theaters in April 2026, featuring complete synopses!
Oscars 2026 Winners: Best Script and Best Adapted Script Review
The 2026 Academy Awards celebrated two scripts that couldn't be more different. Sinners, by Ryan Coogler, is original and bold. One Battle After Anoth...
Made in Korea Analysis: A Bittersweet Dream
This Netflix feature offers a lighthearted portrayal of the clash between dreams and reality when living abroad. Despite a lack of narrative depth, it...
