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Hamnet

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

Marty Supreme

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

Flow

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

Kpop Demon Hunters

Basic entertainment and pleasant songs in this fairly enjoyable product. In my humble opinion, it can be considered a strictly under fourteen feature. Mark: 6 / 10

Sinners

The premises are juicy, the cast works hard to make the whole occurrence plausible, but the movie miserably drowns in an ocean of obviousness and naivety. The first appearance of the vampires is ludicrous. Sixteen Academy awards nods? Don't be ridiculous. Mark: 6 / 10

Train Dreams

Based on Denis Johnson's novella, it's an intimate, deep and poignant portrait of a man and his attitude toward life, work, love and change. Joel Edgerton offers an awesome performance. Mark: 8 / 10

One Battle After Another

A great movie. From the incredibly original and spot on screenplay to the amazing cast (DiCaprio and Penn deserve tons of awards), this is a product that makes us laugh, amaze and ultimately think. Mark: 8.5 / 10