Gorgeous GPS-less young gay men go on a road trip from southern Italy to the German Alps while getting to know each other.
That's it, cute and unpretentious, this movie starts slow and is far from perfect when it comes to technical aspects and even writing. But at the same time, the strong final act, the down to earth atmosphere, the honest acting, the amazing soundtrack, and the jaw-dropping setting makes this much more memorable than one could imagine. Not…
OMG!!! This is the most incredible little movie I have ever seen!!!
I'm so happy I watched it, I can't even describe how much I enjoyed it, seriously. Confusing, but very well organized, the film respects its own rules and creates this awesome universe with endless possibilities. I didn't want it to ever end, it was just so much fun! The actors were amazing, the camera work was perfect and the story was cute and original. All of that with…
Zola is a wonderful film that feels like nothing else. It could only have come out of Twitter!
The visuals, the sounds, the editing, the direction, everything works so well in this crazy movie! And of course, the lead actresses are absolutely superb! They do a great job in bringing to life such captivating characters. The humor and the tension are also present in a balanced form most of the time, which is great. But of course, the main attraction…
There is nothing classical about A Classic Horror Story. And even naming your film that seems quite pretentious, even if that was a faithful title.
There are references, though, a lot of cinema references that annoyed me more that excited me. Just like the use of unnecessary classical Italian songs all the time. The premisse is not so bad, but the development, mainly of the last third of the movie, felt too contrived and even silly at some points, which…
Cringeworthy accents abound in this romanticized silly version of the 17th century that concludes a lackluster trilogy on a down note.
Nothing makes sense in this badly written last chapter that explains social inequality with pacts with the devil and where visions from the past suddenly make characters conclude what people are doing in the present. It's a huge mess that has the courage of naming its second part "Fear Street 1994 Part Two", as if the names of the…
I'm a bit confused on this one. It starts off really strong and the ending was emotional and effective, but the middle felt quite exploitative and I was not sure what the intention was. I mean, maybe that was the point? It felt a bit gratuitous nonetheless, but I believe its good intentions.
