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12 reviews

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
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92
Film08.06.2026

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse presents a visual feast, ushering in a new era for animated cinema. Despite some narrative rough edges, this film is an unmissable experience that captivates viewers of all ages.

Poor Things
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88
Film02.06.2026

Poor Things

Poor Things is a visual masterpiece that pushes boundaries with its cinematic audacity and Emma Stone's unforgettable performance. However, occasional pacing issues and a sometimes repetitive narrative lead to minor stumbles on its way to the top.

Everything Everywhere All at Once
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88
Film31.05.2026

Everything Everywhere All at Once

Everything Everywhere All at Once is a bold masterpiece that pushes cinematic boundaries, blending emotion and action with unparalleled creativity. While its chaotic structure might challenge some viewers, its unique experience and profound themes make it one of modern cinema's brightest examples.

The Devil Wears Prada 2
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57
Film22.05.2026

The Devil Wears Prada 2

The Devil Wears Prada 2 dilutes the sharp wit and iconic character dynamics of the original film, failing to be anything more than an unnecessary sequel. While it offers a nostalgic viewing for those content with its visual spectacle and familiar faces, it will disappoint anyone seeking the spirit of the series.

Parasite
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95
Film22.05.2026

Parasite

Parasite offers a visually captivating and unforgettable cinematic experience that masterfully handles class conflict. This film is an absolute must-watch as one of modern cinema's boldest and most impactful examples.

Greenland 2: Migration
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56
Film20.05.2026

Greenland 2: Migration

Greenland 2: Migration stands out with its visual success and Gerard Butler's performance, but falls short of its predecessor due to a weak script and plot holes. It might be a reasonable choice for those seeking a quick disaster film, but it won't satisfy viewers expecting depth.

Oppenheimer
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90
Film19.05.2026

Oppenheimer

Christopher Nolan's bold narrative and visual spectacle make Oppenheimer more than just a biography; it's a deep psychological thriller. While its complex structure might challenge some viewers, it's an impressive and thought-provoking masterpiece that redefines the cinematic experience.

Remarkably Bright Creatures
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64
Film16.05.2026

Remarkably Bright Creatures

Remarkably Bright Creatures, despite Sally Field's powerful performance, fails to rise above an average drama with its predictable script and lack of character depth. Struggling to forge an emotional connection and offering no innovation, it falls short of delivering the "bright" experience it promises.

Lurker
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81
Film16.05.2026

Lurker

Lurker is a thriller that divides critics but receives full marks from audiences, standing out with its psychological depth and bold narrative. Despite its technical glitches, it offers a thought-provoking and captivating experience that shouldn't be missed by those looking for a fresh take on the genre.

The Crimson Tide
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85
Film16.05.2026

The Crimson Tide

The Crimson Tide stands as one of the best of its kind, thanks to Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman's extraordinary performances and its claustrophobic atmosphere. Despite some flaws, it delivers an experience that will rivet you to your seat and confront you with moral dilemmas.

Black Phone 2
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78
Film16.05.2026

Black Phone 2

Despite high user interest, the film struggles with technical issues like sound mixing and editing. It might satisfy those looking for superficial scares over deep suspense, but it fails to capture the quality of the first film.

In the Grey
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40
Film15.05.2026

In the Grey

The film falls short of expectations with low critical scores, offering a subpar experience. While it bears Guy Ritchie's signature style, the shallow script and monotonous action negatively impact the overall viewing experience.