joe strummer

 You turn around and see the ravaged faces of people, immobile like statues, petrified.

 In the two hours of infernal chaos, the brain ignites, like an engine that has overexerted, while the body freezes, dying in that obscene paralysis.

This review captures Sunn O)))’s live show as a powerful meditation through sound, provoking intense physical and mental responses. The performance defies conventional structure with its chaotic, immersive drone metal. Though challenging, it rewards listener effort with a deep, transformative experience. The review highlights the slow, overwhelming nature of the music and its ability to alter perception of time and space. Experience Sunn O))) live and immerse yourself in a mind-bending sonic meditation unlike any other.

 Jojo Rabbit is mainly wonderful for other reasons. Nazism symbolizes something more.

 A beautiful mother who must endure the political enthusiasms of her ten-year-old son, even support them, but connecting them to her world of affections.

The review praises Jojo Rabbit for its tender portrayal of a child's struggle between ideology and genuine feelings. The satire on Nazism is accessible and often humorous, while Scarlett Johansson's character adds emotional depth. Though some parts feel uneven and a bit heavy-handed in anti-Nazi rhetoric, the film's moral and emotional core shines. The film cleverly exposes the absurdity of extremist beliefs through childlike innocence. Discover the blend of humor and heart in Jojo Rabbit—watch and explore the subtle satire and touching story today!

 It's a brain orgasm, but the heart doesn't race.

 1917 will be remembered because war has never been so beautiful, never so adventurous, so fantasy if you will.

Sam Mendes' 1917 impresses with its groundbreaking use of a single continuous shot to depict World War I. The film prioritizes form and visual spectacle over emotional depth but captivates with meticulous detail and epic storytelling. Though not offering new insights on war, its innovative direction and immersive style set it apart. It's an entertaining and visually stunning war epic that redefines narrative cohesion in the genre. Watch 1917 to experience an unforgettable war epic told through breathtaking continuous shots.

 The scenes with the brachiosaurus... and the t-rex emerging from the pen like a demon from hell... those are masterful.

 Rewatching certain films is a masochistic operation, a scalpel in the heart and head.

Revisiting Jurassic Park after 25 years shows a mix of awe-inspiring cinema and some dated, caricatural characterizations. Iconic scenes and special effects remain masterful, while philosophical themes feel superficial. Strong performances by the cast add depth, maintaining its nostalgic value despite some flaws. Discover why Jurassic Park remains an adventure classic despite its flaws—reevaluate Spielberg’s masterpiece through fresh eyes today!

 There’s so much charisma in the faces of Ronan (exceptional, in my opinion) and Dern that almost just that would make a good film.

 Gerwig is right to take that risk, it wouldn’t have made much sense otherwise.

The review highlights Greta Gerwig's Little Women as a clever and bittersweet film that creatively uses dual timelines to refresh the well-known story. Strong performances by Ronan and Dern stand out despite some narrative shortcomings. Its feminist tone is comfortable rather than polemic, and while ambitious, the transitions sometimes cause confusion. Overall, it's a talented but imperfect adaptation with impressive aesthetics and music. Discover this creative retelling of Little Women—stream the film or read more reviews to explore its unique blend of past and present.

 It’s a flat rejection, without appeal, because practically nothing works in this film.

 The rigor in imitation limits and ultimately impoverishes the mask, which continues to repeat its tics throughout.

Gianni Amelio’s film Hammamet struggles to deliver a compelling or insightful portrayal of Bettino Craxi, focusing too narrowly on his isolated exile. Pierfrancesco Favino’s imitation is precise but fails to bring new depth. The narrative is slow with superficial content, avoiding meaningful confrontation with its subject. The film ultimately feels like a missed opportunity, lacking cinematic vigor compared to other political biopics like Loro. Explore the review to see why Hammamet falls short of biopic greatness and discover films that bring political figures to life.

 While mocking Africa’s problems, I throw them in your face.

 No great messages remain, there are no particular readings. It’s the prank of a comedian who can afford anything.

Tolo Tolo by Checco Zalone is a satirical comedy addressing migration and Italian social issues. It blends humor with social critique but risks dividing audiences politically. The film is more structured narratively and less laugh-out-loud funny than previous works. It mocks both right- and left-wing perspectives without clear messages, reflecting a fractured public opinion. Zalone’s usual antics remain, but the overall impact is mixed. Discover Checco Zalone’s controversial and thought-provoking take on migration in Tolo Tolo – watch and join the debate!

 It’s a very beautiful and well-curated, detailed representation of what each of us already knows or can easily imagine.

 More than pain, it stirs a feeling of pity, a sense of the havoc of feelings on the altar of money.

Marriage Story is a deeply crafted and beautifully acted film by Noah Baumbach, portraying the end of a marriage with authentic detail. The review highlights stellar performances, especially by Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver, Laura Dern, and Ray Liotta. It appreciates the film's visual storytelling and balanced narrative between clichés and fresh perspectives. Though the story feels familiar, it resonates by confirming widespread experiences and emotions surrounding divorce. Ultimately, the film captures the decay of love with dignity and nuance. Watch Marriage Story to experience a powerful portrayal of love, loss, and legal battles through outstanding performances and gripping storytelling.

 Garrone changes nothing of the classic, because as such it doesn’t need to be updated, it is always current.

 Everything resonates with truth, a cinema that envelops you and makes you its own, whispering in your ear a language that almost only Garrone knows in Italy.

Matteo Garrone’s 'Pinocchio' transforms the classic tale into a vivid, realistic, and sometimes monstrous cinematic experience. The film highlights the struggles of childhood and the flaws of adulthood, blending fairy-tale fantasy with gritty reality. With powerful performances and a strong visual style, Garrone’s version breathes new life into the story without altering its timeless core. The reviewer deeply appreciates the subtle cinematic language and emotional depth that make this retelling uniquely his own. Watch Matteo Garrone’s Pinocchio to experience a hauntingly real yet magical vision of the timeless classic.

 Kylo Ren has the merit of always being conflicted, of having always rejected the authorities imposed on him.

 Star Wars is nothing more, and nothing less.

This review of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker points out the trilogy's narrative confusion caused by conflicting expectations. Despite rushed storytelling, Abrams delivers an engaging and fast-paced finale. Key character arcs, especially Kylo Ren's, are praised for their complexity. The film offers entertaining moments with a light approach to morality, though coherence suffers. Ultimately, the movie is seen as fun and fitting as a conclusion to the saga. Dive into the epic conclusion of the Skywalker saga—explore this review and experience Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker today!