Basically every Call of Duty mission.

You could be convinced Willem Dafoe is a descendent of Van Gogh.

Can a painting be famous enough for an entire movie?

A Big Fish meets a big lion.

Sushi that still leaves you hungry.

An obscure vision even for open eyes.

A horror you won’t be able to look away from.

Denis Villeneuve wants artistic validation.

Cast Away, but on Mars.

There’s still a limit to the audience’s disbelief.

Fun as long as you can turn off your brain.

Can they revive retro arcade nostalgia?

We’re more than the sum of our genes.

No red tape in this galactic adrenaline filled death race.

The scariest Peele movie, still isn’t particularly scary.

The iconic gothic nightmare.

An outdated masterpiece.

It’s not easy to innovate modern westerns.

It’s hard getting back up for this one.

You shouldn’t have any problems falling asleep.

A successfully triggering film.

The bureaucratic hunt for Osama Bin Laden.

Korean zombies infect western cinema. 

Don’t do drugs.

M. Night Shyamalan’s movies are indeed, too old.

If Gordon Ramsey made a movie.

For the love of ramen!

Wandering teenagers and audiences search for purpose in this film.

Is this Disney or anime?

Makoto Shinkai’s visual stunner falls short of Ghibli’s magic.

A beautiful anime for romantics that already love anime.

The death of Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli.

The Republican Borat?

A riot for posh Brits.

Love is a tough pill to swallow.

The resurrection of the Alien franchise?

Superficial, artificial, the body horrors of vanity.

Great, vacations are ruined too.

An overly long film befitting of its title.

Father, son and audiences try to survive this apocalyptic journey.

Parasite, but on a train.

A dark marriage of comedy.

Somehow, sex addiction seems uninteresting.

Unsophisticated subversion.

The Bogart show!

A vapid love letter to Hollywood filmmaking.

The absurdity of loyalty.

Not as blue as you think.

Espionage thriller at the peak of the French wave.

Everything Stephen Hawking, except the theory.