JOHNDOE Banned

 It’s utterly ridiculous, and the cherry on top of the indefensible nonsense is that the young actor who plays Bruce Wayne is a DAMN TERRIBLE ACTOR.

 Three thousand characters, three thousand plot twists, but only the first season is credible.

Gotham begins with a compelling first season focusing on gang conflicts and intriguing characters like Penguin and Riddler. However, from the second season onward, the show becomes chaotic with excessive powers, confusing storylines, and poor acting, especially from the young Bruce Wayne actor. Despite its flaws, the series maintains some watchability due to its interesting villains and initial setup. The reviewer ultimately rates it 3 out of 5 stars, mainly for the promising start. Dive into our candid Gotham review and decide if this chaotic Batman origin story is worth your time!

 Julie is amazing; she is the raw gem of the series, worth watching just for her.

 It will be the music that provides 'emotional' moments of lyricism and poetry, of joy and freedom in a wild and refined blend typical of jazz.

The Eddy is a Netflix miniseries blending jazz music, crime drama, and personal struggles in a multicultural Paris setting. Featuring strong performances by Andre Holland and Amanda Stenberg, it explores complex characters and themes. The jazz soundtrack stands out as the series' emotional core, while the crime subplot feels less convincing. With direction by Damien Chazelle and screenplay by Jack Thorne, The Eddy offers a gritty and refined look at life around a Parisian jazz club. Dive into The Eddy to experience a unique blend of jazz, drama, and Parisian life—stream it now on Netflix!

 If it were the script of a movie it would be a nuclear bomb, worthy of an Oscar.

 Watching this documentary, I saw hell on earth like I had never conceived.

Tiger King is a gripping 2020 documentary by Rick Kirkham that explores the bizarre and intense life of Joe Exotic, an eccentric zoo owner. The film delves into his volatile relationships, particularly with rival Carole Baskin, and portrays a deeply unsettling world of exotic animal parks. With excellent cinematography and storytelling, it reveals a mix of madness, crime, and human drama. The documentary leaves viewers with strong emotions and a surreal impression of modern America. Dive into the wild and twisted world of Joe Exotic—watch Tiger King now and uncover the shocking true story!

 Willem is impressive. At times I thought I was seeing Pier Paolo.

 It is as if in a meal at a restaurant you have great expectations for, they only bring you the dessert… bitter.

Abel Ferrara’s Pasolini is a visually rich, though somewhat unfinished, exploration of the last days of the Italian intellectual Pier Paolo Pasolini. Willem Dafoe delivers a committed, authentic portrayal praised by those close to Pasolini. The film balances dreamlike imagery and harsh reality but divides critics, especially over its tone and language use. Despite this, it offers a bold cinematic tribute filled with powerful atmosphere and emotional weight. Watch Abel Ferrara’s Pasolini to experience a haunting, unforgettable cinematic tribute to one of Italy’s greatest intellectuals.

 An exemplary life metaphor where those above are well-off, have everything, even too much. Those below have little, the leftovers, until there’s nothing left and from nothing, one dies.

 The film is raw and cruel, the setting necessarily sparse and filthy... We will see in extreme and desperate conditions what a human being is willing to do just to survive.

The Hole, directed by Galder Gaztelu Urrutia, presents a dystopian prison where food is shared unequally between floors, symbolizing social inequality. Starring Iván Massagué, the film’s sparse and raw setting highlights desperation and survival. With chilling cinematography and minimal soundtrack, it powerfully critiques societal injustice. Winning awards and acclaim, it’s a thought-provoking watch on survival and hierarchy. Watch The Hole on Netflix and experience a gripping, thought-provoking dystopian thriller that challenges society's hierarchy.

 The strength of the series is undoubtedly the empathy it manages to generate in the viewer, who cannot help but become attached to several characters.

 It is a constant crescendo, a huge tragedy that takes on Shakespearean connotations, almost unbearable.

Sons of Anarchy is a compelling U.S. TV series spanning seven seasons with deep themes of brotherhood and family. It follows the story of SAMCRO, a motorcycle club operating under a violent and complex code. The review praises the intense character development, engaging plot twists, and cultural impact, while noting some minor flaws in acting and repetitive dialogues. Overall, the series is highly recommended in its original version. Dive into Sons of Anarchy now and experience a gripping saga of loyalty, betrayal, and brotherhood.

 Every scene, every sequence has a high symbolic, metaphorical value.

 El Topo doesn’t speak only to your mind, it speaks to your senses as well, and the senses, especially in this case, are best left unbridled.

El Topo is Alejandro Jodorowsky’s surreal and powerful 1970 film, blending symbolism, metaphysical themes, and bizarre characters. The narrative follows a mysterious gunslinger and an underground community, creating an unsettling and visionary cinematic experience. Its challenging, sensory approach and masterful soundtrack make it a cult masterpiece that demands multiple viewings. Dive into the enigmatic world of El Topo and experience Jodorowsky’s visionary masterpiece that redefined 70s cult cinema.

 An American jewel, a secret fairy tale without an end, neither sad nor happy.

 Harry & Tonto has such a delicate touch... that it transmits an uncommon, indeed unique sense of serenity.

Harry & Tonto is a 1974 film by Paul Mazursky that gently explores an old retiree's journey across America with his cat. Blending irony and tenderness, the film portrays poignant moments of human connection and life's persistent beauty. Through a series of encounters and adventures, it offers a poetic and serene look at aging and resilience without sentimentality. Explore the heartfelt journey of Harry & Tonto and experience a poetic tale of aging, humor, and humanity.

 From the drawings to the colors, from the characters to the story, everything captivates and enchants, entertains and amazes.

 It manages, although the premise is supernatural, to remain on tracks of plausibility and coherence.

Death Note is a highly praised anime based on a popular manga that blends supernatural elements with psychological thriller aspects. The story follows Light Yagami, who gains a deadly notebook from the Shinigami Ryuk, leading to a legendary rivalry with the detective L. The series is lauded for its captivating plot, coherence, and animation quality. Even viewers new to anime find it unforgettable and compelling. Watch Death Note now to experience a thrilling supernatural saga that will keep you hooked till the end!

 The Italian title is simply pathetic... it hints at cheap erotica, winks at racy titillations, but the film is anything but.

 This is the film that saw the debut of the great Anne Bancroft, then 21 years old.

This review explores the 1952 film Don’t Bother to Knock, directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring Marilyn Monroe in a complex, unsettling role. The author critiques the misleading Italian title and praises Monroe’s acting skills in this psychological thriller. The review highlights the film’s plot, notable cast including Anne Bancroft’s debut, and screenplay by Oscar-winner Daniel Taradash. It frames the film as an underrated but well-directed dark drama. Discover Marilyn Monroe’s gripping performance in Don’t Bother to Knock—watch this intense thriller and explore our full review now!