An Italian comedy from the times of Seneca. Emperor Nero makes foolish decisions, while his mother Agrippina rules the empire. Overall, it could have been an interesting spectacle for viewers curious about Technicolor and CinemaScope, but in competition with many other films from the era of the early emperors, Nero's…

A skillfully filmed schizo with an excellent performance by Jim Carrey. Most people will remember him for The Mask, but it's in Man on the Moon that he kicks it up a gear and his Tony Clifton is a great caricature. Socially still quite topical, thematically novel, it's just that after an hour the whole farce gets…

An enjoyable and intimate atmospheric little horror film, where Benjamin Barfoot shows that he is not a loser and that he can definitely still surprise. It's nothing original, it's a bit of a mash-up of Come Play and The Babadook, but I can't remember the last time when an atmospheric and chilling affair like this…

One of the most optimistic and light-hearted films by Woody Allen. Mighty Aphrodite does not lack solid dynamics and relatively short running time. We may be seeing a variation of the same thing, but Mira Sorvino's charming prostitute brings a nice twist. In contrast, the antic elements are downright annoying and…

A decent Indian thriller on a serious note without the dancing and humour, which would not have been appropriate given the subject matter. Too bad there are no explicit scenes, but it's about children, so I can't blame them. That said, I was expecting the atmosphere to be darker and the pace a bit more exciting so I…

The doppelgänger of Charlie Day and young Mr. Lister are figuring out where the comrades from the Spanish Inquisition went wrong. An eccentric mix of imagination and stupid moments, during which there's hardly any room to laugh or be afraid, and it all feels like a crossover between Soukup's Vampire Wedding and the…

It's clear very quickly who the mischievous adventurer Rick O'Connell, the brave beauty Evelyn, and sidekick Jonathan are; all that's missing is to swap Egyptian sand for Amazonian water. Occasionally, comparisons to Indiana Jones arise, so let's use that to see how far apart they actually are. The goal is shared, but…

Phillip Noyce wanted to strike while the iron was hot a year after De Palma, but the result is Mission Imbécile. While Kilmer oscillates between Duane Dibbley and an East German actor from gay porn with his disguises, the spy plot with romantic elements never wavers and settles straight onto the sofa next to unwanted…

Reed between the lines. A venomous feast for the eyes, which, along the path of well-deserved controversy, addresses themes of sexual frustration and abuse of power. From the interiors of white tiles reminiscent of a washroom to the fate of Father Grandier drawing closer to God in giant strides, this decadent…

I didn't find much originality in the body swap theme, more like a screenwriter's helplessness at the confessional in the fitting room and awkwardness in the forced ending. Who knows where it would be without Vince Vaughn, who effortlessly pulls off both roles (especially the one where he can scream), and I can't even…