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Wuthering Heights (2026)

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I have to admit that, being a huge fan of the screenwriter and director Emerald Fennell, my expectations for her third instalment were pretty high: this is probably one of the reasons why I didn't appreciate this (very loose) adaptation. A shoutout just for the music. The rest is out of place. Mark: 5.5 / 10
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Hoppers

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Nothing more than a pretty product. But the real Pixar talent is almost definitively lost. In my opinion, suitable for an under 12 audience. Mark: 6 / 10
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Pillion

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Devotion. Submission. BDSM. Fetishism. Declined in the semi-rural England of nowadays. The actors are simply great and the hitchless story is intriguing and very well written. A very nice surprise. Mark: 8 / 10
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The Naked Gun (2025)

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My biggest mistake was comparing this reboot to the original ones with the one and only Leslie Nielsen. Anyhow, apart from the chemistry between the main actors, this product, in my opinion, is not funny. Mark: 4 / 10
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Hamnet

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A primaeval movie, co-written by the director and the author of the homonymous novel, magnificently acted (Buckley and Mescal are simply enormous) and with an incredible staging. The last half hour is pure and authentic cinematic art. Mark: 9 / 10
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Marty Supreme

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The biggest issue of this picture is, in my opinion, the lack of empathy toward the main character, his occurrences and, consequently, the whole story. Chalamet delivers a strong performance, but it's not enough. Mark: 6.5 / 10
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Flow

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The 2025  Academy Award winner (Animated feature film) is a gem: a bit hard to decode, but this is probably its genius. It's definitely a must see for more than a reason. Mark: 8 / 10
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