Mutiny for the jungle opera.

If you ever feel the world has gone crazy, remember the 70s exist.

Chalamet and friends ping-pong into chaos.

A cure for the human condition?

Reflections of an artisté creative block.

No island can stop the pursuit of freedom.

Is it better to suffer injustice than do it?

Come and become traumatized. 

Draw me like one of your French girls.

What is Jerusalem worth?

One does not simply get revenge on Billy the Butcher.

How long can you stay at the top?

Why the 60s and 70s were peak cinema. 

Human connection, connected through randomness.

Human connection has no cultural bounds.

The last truly epic historical biography.

Even in war, it's a matter of principle.

Trojan horse of 2000s nostalgic cinema.

War never changes.

Musicals can indeed be cinematic.

Epic or really long soap opera?

Sergio Leone was destined to make westerns.

Will their visit be full of wonders or horrors?

How does a RBMK reactor explode?

Film architecture also needs to be concrete.

Painting a Russian bible epic.

Cinematography as sharp as samurai steel.

When heart matters more than historical accuracy.

Sometimes the memory is better than the movie.

Shakespearean downfall of a charismatic drug lord.

War isn’t about who’s right, rather who’s left.

Francis Coppola can even turn disasters into masterpieces.

Nein out of ten.

Global archeological adventure awaits!

The Mozart effect applies to movies too.

Bringing Japan to western audiences.

The best vampire movie might actually be an anime.

Life is like a box of chocolates.

The haunting silence of the Holocaust.

Definitely entertained.

The death of Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli.

A philosophical odyssey venturing into our cosmic subconscious.

An overly long film befitting of its title.

Glorious gunslinging in this awesome Tarantino western.

Animated storytelling perfected.

A heartwarming and quirky tale from the best of Tim Burton.

The pinnacle of Chinese cinematography.

There’s more under the hood of the Mad Max universe.

The only time you’ll want to go to prison.

The most poignant portrayal of the Holocaust.