A sort of English language version of the 2020 Spanish movie "Sentimental", it's a witty, smart and enjoyable remake, with the right pace and a phenomenal Penelope Cruz. Mark: 7.5 / 10
Adapted from the 2022 novel of the same name written by Shelby Van Pelt, it's a delightful story of unconventional fredship between a lonely guy and a cleaning lady working in an aquarium. Sally Field delivers a very passionate performance, as usual. Mark: 7.5 / 10
Between The Martian and Close Encounters of the Third Kind (not just for no reason quoted by the main character), this enjoyable movie mixed a magnificent technical production, a great (adapted) script, a spot on soundtrack and a great performance by both Ryan Gosling and Sandra Hueller. Mark: 7.5 / 10
The incredibly hyped adaptation of Homer's renowned epic poem does not disappoint. The cast is great (except for Zendaya, in my opinion), Nolan's (technical) direction is immaculate, but I think that such grandeur ends up drying the pure, authentical, emotional approach. Mark: 8 / 10
A huge publicity campaign for the seguel of the "iconic" first chapter wasn't exactly a promising sign. Frankly, with a domesticated version of Miranda Priestley and a carbon copy script, the result is weak and boring. Mark: 5 / 10
A sort of long farewell to all the great characters of this brilliant tv show: though concentrating a bit too much on Nick and Charlie, the movie is enjoyable and (bitter)sweet. Mark: 7.5 / 10
I can understand why this movie received so many conflicting reviews: it's a sincere, basic and direct analysis of depression, relying on our past and present. Unfortunately I found it pretty weak and somewhat sterile. Mark: 6 / 10