Christian Wolff applies his brilliant mind and illegal methods to reconstruct the unsolved puzzle of a Treasury chief’s murder.

Thug-Sheldon is back with another movie where not-undercover Batman is beating mobsters left and right, but with maths and kids do internet things when mechanical keyboard typing intensifies and mouse ratchet scrolls go brrr. I thought we were past the “zoom in, enhance ENHANCE” shit in movies. I initially thought that movie is a passable watch when you’re half asleep, but when Batman started to sync dance to country music like in some sort of redneck Indian movie. One popcorns, and is one of the worst movie seen all year and what saves it is that someone says at some point “contadores” in Spanish.

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In 1961, an unknown 19-year-old Bob Dylan arrives in New York City with his guitar and forges relationships with musical icons on his meteoric rise, culminating in a groundbreaking performance that reverberates around the world.

The movie that shows that Timothy Chandelier can actually act if the setting is right and if the role is good. The soundtrack is very good, the other acting is good and Timothy Courgette does a good job at standing and holding a cigarette. Also this movie is a good a reminder that Edward Norton still exist and can carry a movie big time. Five popcorns.

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Filippo (Antonio Albanese) is a star on the Italian TV. He works for a documentary series about wild animals and nature. He is sent to Tenerife (Spain) to shot an issue about the local stork. It is the 13th of August. After he did his job is time to leave, but the ferry couldn’t operate. He has to spend the night in the island. The day after is again the 13th of August, and Filippo live again the same day for different times. Something has to change to exit the paranoid and unrealistic situation.

While being based on Groundhog Day, this movie surely knows how to make use of humor, with great results. Although I initially planned to watch this because it was filmed in the Canary Islands, the jokes are absolutely great and they make this movie one worth of your time. Five popcorns and goes into the Movie Vault.

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Two teens live the same day repeatedly, enabling them to create a map of things to remember.

Solid romantic comedy with a lot of Microsoft branded product placement and some fun takes. It’s a teenagers Groundhog Day and it does a good job of keeping you entertained. Four popcorns.

There could be infinite ways for you not to get laid.

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Top Cat is the leader of a group of alley cats, always trying to cheat someone.

Absolutely great cartoons, probably some of the funniest in my childhood. Love these! Seven popcorns and goes into the Movie Vault.

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After witnessing the sudden implosion of Earth from orbit, a group of five Odyssey astronauts is sent five years back in time by an alien force to find the cause and prevent the disaster. A vast conspiracy stands in their way.

Using the same recipe that made great Sci-Fi titles at the turn of the millenium, Odyssey 5 is a great space-turned-investigation TV series. Starring among others the great Peter Weller (Robocop), the show is gripping, wtisting and makes up for a great series, elevated to cult status. And, just as any great show, it’s been cancelled after one season. Five popcorns and it goes into the Movie Vault.

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A computer engineer investigates the secretive development division in her company, which she believes is behind the disappearance of her boyfriend.

Nice techie thriller, a cybertech dystopian sci-fi with Nick Offerman doing a lot of heavy lifting in this. The setup is interesting, the acting is so-so and it’s fairly gripping. Luckily it’s short and it has some kind of conclusion. Three popcorns.

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The Handmaid’s Tale is finally ending its story, nine episodes were released so far and another one to come next week. It’s insane how this is slowly turning into a documentary that it’s highly possible. Cinematography is again at its best, music is top notch and while the story has variable pace, it still delivers a great watch. Under His watch.

Six popcorns and it goes into the Vault.

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After the end of the climate wars, there is probably one person left on Earth. She lives with Robot named Arthur. One day, Eve comes into conflict with Robot and starts a deadly battle for survival.

A woman who may be the last human on Earth struggles to survive with only her robot companion. As she battles the harsh realities of her existence, the stakes intensify when her once-trusted robot turns against her. I really liked the way this movie did a bit of world building, but without getting too much into it (and it also manages to mess that up a bit), but I loved the drone soundtrack and I loved watching it in the original Polish version, without a dub. The movie is slow burning and take its time, but it’s nicely made, but in the end it just goes into “one woman against badly implemented security protocols”. Two popcorns.

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The second season is set five years after the first-season finale, following the impact of Joel’s lie to Ellie, which Mazin called the season’s “beating heart”.

The story continues in the same way and it keeps its great world building along with awesome storytelling. And while technically this is a zombie movie, it’s less about the zombies and more about the people living in the post-apocalyptic world.

Six popcorns and I’m happy to announce that it got renewed for a third and maybe last season.

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The demented Sci-fi shorts anthology is back with its fourth volume. The quality is way lower than the other seasons and it makes for an interesting watch that gives no incentive for a re-watch. Each episode has its better parts and (mostly) lesser parts, and while I don’t regret seeing this, it’s not a must-see.

Can’t Stop

String puppets of the Red Hot Chili Peppers rock out at Ireland’s Slane Castle, reimagining their iconic 2003 concert through creative marionette artistry.

Directed by the insane David Fincher, this is has no story and is just a show-off episode. While there’s a lot of hate for this, I still it’s a decent short. People should lay off the internet more and just enjoy. 3x🍿

Close Encounters of the Mini Kind

A miniaturized alien invasion unfolds through unique tilt-shift photography, turning catastrophic destruction into an oddly adorable spectacle of chaos and human folly.

Got all the classic alien invasion tropes, and if feels like a mini-Independence Day. Very funny at times, although the pacing is a bit too fast to properly see all the fun stuff and easter eggs. Try watching it at half speed, the details are definitely worth it. 4x🍿

Spider Rose

In a distant asteroid mine, a heartbroken tech-enhanced worker finds unexpected friendship and the opportunity to confront her spouse’s killer from a rival genetic-modifying faction.

Alien-infused cyberpunk sci-fi flick, mixing emotions and excellent world building. Very gripping episode with absolutely cute little creatures. 3x🍿

400 Boys

In a devastated urban landscape, rival gangs live by ancient samurai principles. When a ruthless new faction emerges, former enemies must join forces to survive.

I love the animation and it works so well with a post apocalyptic LA-style gangs and together it makes up for a nice hack and slash episode. 2x🍿

The Other Large Thing

A scheming housecat named Sanchez teams up with his tech-savvy robotic butler to pursue an ambitious plan: taking over the entire world. The butler’s internet-hacking abilities might just make their wild dream possible.

First of all, if you think the cat’s voice is familiar, it’s Chris Parnell (who voiced Cyril in Archer). It’s a brilliant story of what cats can do with opposable thumbs and it’s not only futuristic and cyberpunk-ish, but it’s also very funny. 4x🍿

Golgotha

A vicar welcomes an alien visitor who’s convinced their divine savior has returned to Earth - in the form of a dolphin. A quirky sci-fi tale starring Rhys Darby.

Loved to see Rhys Darby (who played Angus in The Boat that Rocked) in this live-action short movie that mixes sci-fi, fiction, religion fanaticism and lovecraftian creatures. 4x🍿

The Screaming of the Tyrannosaur

In a luxurious orbital station above Jupiter, elite socialites flock to watch enhanced warriors battle atop lethal, custom-bred dinosaurs in a high-stakes arena spectacle.

In the most diversity tick-boxing episode we have naked women fighting, kissing then fighting, dinosaurs, Mr. Beast, character talking Mandarin, because of course dinosaurs speak Mandarin. I fucking swear this script was written by ChatGPT and/or an 11 year old kid. 3x🍿

How Zeke Got Religion

B-17 Flying Fortress Liberty Belle has the oddest mission of World War Two: a journey into occupied France to bomb a church before the Nazis can raise an ancient evil.

World War II meets Lovecraftian horror in the best episode of the season. It’ s fucked up, it’s strange, it’s the proper amount of horror and I like the animation style. 5x🍿

Smart Appliances, Stupid Owners

Bathroom appliances and objects come to life to share their funny and sarcastic opinions about the humans who use them on a daily basis, revealing stories from their peculiar point of view.

A collection of testimonials coming from your general IoT devices that everyone buys, but no one actually makes the effort of reading the manuals. I loved spotting the voices of Kevin Hart, Josh Brenner and Amy Sedaris, but the best voice in the world is definitely the one of Brett Goldstein. Funny and creative, 5x🍿

Was I Stalin in the previous life?

For He Can Creep

In 18th century London, an institutionalized poet must protect humanity from Satan’s apocalyptic plans, with only his feline companion to help him resist the Devil’s demands for a world-ending verse.

Great concept and excellent animation technique, I really loved this episode and it’s one of the strongest of the Fourth Season (not like the bar was set very high or something). 4x🍿

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Cassian Andor continues the path toward his heroic rebel destiny.

The second Season of the adventures of Cassian Andor set itself up really nicely as a Rogue One prequel, with good acting, nice plot twists and stunning visuals. Six popcorns and goes to the Movie Vault, next to the first season.

The wedding episode features one of the most unexpected and awesome songs in the whole Star Wars universe. Listen it here

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